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Triton has completed approximately 75% of the current exploratory drilling program on the Nicanda Hill prospect, with fifty (50) RC drill holes and thirty (30) diamond drill holes finished.


Triton confirms only about 35% of RC and Diamond drilling assay results have now been received back from the SGS South African laboratory. A full-suite ICP (multi- element) analyses including vanadium on all samples are now in progress in laboratories in both South Africa and Australia.
The Company verifies to date, a total of 1,767 assay results have reported at above the 6.0% TGC cutoff, which in turn produces an overall average graphite grade of 10.24% TGC, for whole of the Nicanda Hill prospect.


So a total of 80 holes have been drilled as at 12/9/14 and 35% received. Should be lots of news coming anyday.

Also, now with the confirmation of the graphitic exposures at both the Balama South and Ancuabe projects, Triton believes conducting an airborne geophysical survey over these very large project areas is the most cost effective and accurate exploration method. The Company feels that this method will help Triton to quickly refine current and identify new potential graphite mineralisation zones.
Triton is pleased to confirm that Geotech Airborne Limited has been formally engaged to complete a helicopter-borne geophysical survey of VTEM Plus (Full-Waveform) and magnetic gradiometer over both the Ancuabe and Balama South projects area located in the Cabo Delgado Province of Mozambique.
The Company is aiming to complete both geophysical surveys on the Ancuabe and Balama South projects by late September 2014.