Ann: Lake Johnston soil results define lithium drill targets, page-25

There is also some interesting Copper and Cobalt potential very close to the selected Jaegermeister lithium targets. Starting with Cobalt.

The first map below was part of the TG6 prospectus looking at past Cobalt exploration results. TG6 undertaking the work for this map in the prospectus shows they are aware of, and considering Cobalt prospects. David Selfe also has extensive cobalt knowledge having worked at the Nickel/Cobalt operation of Murrin Murrin for around 15 years. If TG6 does uncover Cobalt mineralisation in its drilling campaign, David has an excellent knowledge base to consider the commercial merits.

The map below is the Mindex Cobalt soils map with a 300m cell size. There is a bright cobalt in soils anomaly about 1km south of the first tenement step-in boundary. This anomaly is far brighter than the other nearby cobalt soils but it may be being generated by either a small number or only 1 sample. Interestingly the minor anomaly above the text E63/1997 resulted in cobalt assay's of 1000-2500 ppm (0.1 to 0.25%).


That Cobalt soil anomaly would appear to be about where the happy smiley face is placed on the map below. Part of the cobalt soil anomaly would to be very close to the zone of elevated lithium in soils and where TG6 plan to drill Jaegermeister Target C. As a lithium focused company its no surprise that TG6 is staying on-message around lithium, but there would appear to be a potential wild-card cobalt announcement.