Cobre sights more visual copper at Ngami in Botswana
“This is another significant result, providing confidence that the significant copper mineralisation intersected so far has lateral continuity along the extensive strike length of the target," said Cobre executive chairman and managing director Martin Holland.
Cobre Ltd (ASX:CBE) has uncovered further mineralisation at the Ngami Copper Project (NCP) in the Kalahari Copper Belt (KCB) in Botswana, this time intersecting an 18-metre zone of visible copper, including 9 metres of notable visual chalcocite mineralisation confirmed with pXRF readings.
This is the sixth intersection of copper mineralisation from the ongoing drill program to test the first of 55 targets across Kalahari Metals Ltd’s NCP licences, including in the unexplored northern margins of the KCB.
Significantly, drill hole NCP12 has defined a more-than 4-kilometre-long compelling copper target, confirming that mineralisation intersected in previous drillings continues laterally.
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