public holiday today allows for some background digging.
this lithium hunt isn't out of the blue. The immediate neighbour of the Agboville project is Atlantic Lithium, known more for Ewoyaa in Ghana. They also have an 'Agboville' project, shown here:
but they haven't done anything here yet because their applications are pending. Map is blurry but you can make out that the dark pink leucogranites are of interest. From the ASX prospectus:
The southern excision would appear to fit like a puzzle with A1G's own project border:
Granitoids intruding the Birimian greenstones are the situation where large deposits have been found such as Goulamina in Mali to the north and Ewoyaa to the East, so the macro seems to be prospective.
per this ann:
Going by the geology map above, granite contacts run across the Gomon and Silenski projects and north into A11's Agboville, and a second formation across A1G's own Agboville project. The Lithium anomalism mostly agrees with the contact theory. The map also shows excellent access with highway and rail, 100km to the port of Abidjan.
(20min delay)