Brumby fieldwork highlights extensions into Ni-Cu zones
Filed with ASX · · 17 pages · English
Summary by 6ix AI
Bellavista Resources Ltd has announced updates on its Brumby Project, highlighting the discovery of previously unmapped mafic intrusives and promising rock chip readings indicating the presence of nickel and copper zones. The fieldwork included drilling two scout holes that intersected semi-massive sulphides, with laboratory assay results expected in the first quarter of the following year. The exploration efforts suggest strong potential for rich areas of various metals, including copper, nickel, and zinc, in the Brumby area. Bellavista's Executive Director expressed confidence in the project's prospectivity based on these recent findings and the geological context of the region.
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Earlier from Bellavista Resources
- Drilling to start on strong nickel-copper anomalies
- Bellavista advancing Brumby exploration with $1.5m placement
- Drilling and Geophysics Update
- Bellavista Resources RRS Investor Presentation
- Drilling underway to test several compelling targets
Later from Bellavista Resources
- $1.35m tax refund received for Brumby R&D activities
- Geophysics & rock chips reveal strong uranium anomaly
- 2.5km-long uranium anomaly confirmed at Kiangi Prospect
- Response to ASX Price Query
- Bellavista Receives Firm Commitments for a $1.2M Placement
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