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Salares Lithium reports an update on the Salares 7 project in Region III in Chile.
The Company is pleased to report that it has signed a 3,000 metre diamond drill contract with Terraservices of Santiago, Chile. The program is designed to test selected parts of the interpreted brine bearing horizon (reservoir rock) at the Salar de la Isla, a […]
The Company is pleased to report that it has signed a 3,000 metre diamond drill contract with Terraservices of Santiago, Chile. The program is designed to test selected parts of the interpreted brine bearing horizon (reservoir rock) at the Salar de la Isla, a brine lake 26km long and on average 6km wide. The depth of the known interpreted brine bearing horizon is less than 300 metres. Aquaconsult of Santiago, Chile, a hydrological consulting firm, will assist the Company and Terraservices with the drill program protocol and sampling.
Todd Hilditch, CEO of Salares Lithium says:
“While we are all frustrated by the weather delay, management is determined to advance the exploration program as fast as is safely possible. Both the General Manager (Chile) and the V.P. Exploration will be onsite early next week to oversee the camp construction and get the drilling phase initiated immediately thereafter.”
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