Time to fly the AA flag and tell the story again with this opportunity...
MiningNews.Net advertised: Had a new discovery? Nominate for the Explorer of the Year!The Explorer of the Year award recognises a company and its leadership team for a significant new discovery made, or advanced to a meaningful status, during the 2020-2021 year.
OK, in 250 words, here's why Inca should be Explorer of the Year (as per my previous tag line)...
"Inca Minerals was an early mover to the exciting new
East Tennant corridor area in NT before the Australian Government spent millions of dollars to unlock its potential.
Our four Frewena Group projects (Fable, East, Far East, Frontier) cover over 5,000km2 and all host walk-up IOCG-like tier-1 targets.
NDI completed 10 drill holes in East Tennant and confirmed its potential. NDIBK04 in Far East identified mineralisation with local zones between 5% and 15% sulphides. Geoscience Australia was so impressed that it’s only going to comprehensively assay drill hole 04, and not the nine others. Indeed, NDIBK04 stole the show at the 2021 AGES Conference in Alice Springs.
NDI completed 10 drill holes in East Tennant and confirmed its potential. NDIBK04 in Far East identified mineralisation with local zones between 5% and 15% sulphides. Geoscience Australia was so impressed that it’s only going to comprehensively assay drill hole 04, and not the nine others. Indeed, NDIBK04 stole the show at the 2021 AGES Conference in Alice Springs.
“The staggering one on the right with pyrite, chalcopyrite and arsenopyrite veins, which have copper and arsenic in them and most likely gold, have gone out for assay” - Geoscience Australia
Likewise, the NT Government were so impressed that it awarded Inca 3 co-funding grants to identify Tier-1 IOCG geophysical signatures. Two grants were given for AMAGRADs in East Tennant.
A third AMAGRAD grant aims to survey three Jean Elson targets with coincident geochemical anomalism in East Arunta. Importantly, like East Tennant,
East Arunta hosts a number of large sized IOCG targets that share compelling geophysical magnetic, gravity and conductivity signatures.
Oh, btw, I haven’t even mentioned
MaCauley Creek QLD OR
Riqueza PERU!
Lastly, for all these reasons, Inca was identified on US Analyst’s Don Durrett’s 2020 Top 20 performers.
So that’s why I believe Inca Minerals should be MNN’s Explorer of the Year!"
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