Ore sorting success at Linka Tungsten project
Filed with ASX · · 13 pages · English
Summary by 6ix AI
Viking Mines Limited reports successful ore sorting testwork at the Linka Tungsten Project, demonstrating the ability to separate mineralised feed into distinct product and waste streams. The testwork, conducted by TOMRA, showed significant portions of the samples directed to product streams, indicating potential for upgrading existing stockpiles. The company anticipates assay results in the coming weeks to quantify the grade and recovery performance of the sorted products. This announcement outlines the strategic significance of ore sorting for enhancing the project's economic viability.
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Earlier from Viking Mines
- Linka Tungsten recovery improved to 76.0%
- Linka stockpile sampling delivers up to 1.1% WO3
- Linka Metallurgy success delivers 62.5%WO3 at 59.8% recovery
- Linka project - fieldwork identifies additional stockpiles
- Linka Tungsten project maiden drill campaign fully permitted
Later from Viking Mines
- Linka tails dam sampling supports high historical recoveries
- Linka concept processing study delivers positive outcomes
- Linka stockpiles return tungsten assays up to 1.8% WO3
- Viking drills wide scheelite zones at Linka Tungsten project
- Linka assays confirm ore sorting delivers high grade product
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