Zenith’s lithium ground is at its Split Rocks project in Western Australia, which was initially acquired for its gold potential and which has targets over 18km beneath and along strike from current mines and resources.
This covers 650 square kilometres in the underexplored Forrestania greenstone belt near Southern Cross.
But the ground was more recently found to be prospective for lithium, with the mineralisation located near the Mt Holland pegmatite project, 50:50 owned by Wesfarmers (ASX: WES) and Chile’s SQM lithium powerhouse.
So Zenith has a lot going on and this gives some indication of what we may expect on the lithium front this week. GLTH
