St George Mining to Focus New Drilling on Nickel Sulfide Targets

St George Mining Ltd. (ASX:SQG) announced that it’s started drilling at its Western Australia-based East Laverton project. More than 7,000 meters of reverse-circulation drilling are planned, and the program is expected to take six to seven weeks to complete.
As quoted in the press release:

Drilling will focus on high priority nickel sulphide targets at the Windsor and Desert Dragon prospects. Windsor is currently being drilled, to be followed by drill testing of several strong electromagnetic (EM) conductors at Desert Dragon.

John Prineas, executive chairman of St George Mining, commented:

We are very pleased to have started drilling at Windsor where we believe the opportunity for exploration success is high.
Drilling of the ultramafic unit here has already intersected disseminated nickel sulphides over a 200m strike length in what is shaping up as a classic setting for komatiite hosted massive nickel sulphide deposits.

Click here to read the full St George Mining Ltd. (ASX:SQG) press release.