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Moho Resources Limited (ASX:MOH) (“Moho”) (“the Company”) is pleased to provide an update on its exploration and strategic review.
SUMMARY:
- Moho has completed a soil sample over the entire Weld Range project to determine the nature of the previously identified gravity and magnetic features that could represent a mafic – ultramafic intrusion prospective for copper-nickel sulphide and gold mineralization. Assays are expected in Q4 2024.
- Moho is evaluating the mineral potential at is Black Swan South project (E27/063).
- Moho is undertaking a comprehensive review of its existing projects and evaluating potential new acquisition opportunities which is expected to have the potential to enhance returns for shareholders.
Weld Range North Project (E20/1012)
The Company is pleased to advise that the full-scale tenement soils sample survey over the Weld Range North project has been completed with assays pending (Fig 1).
This work follows the orientation soil sample survey that was completed in 2023 (MOH ASX 23rd Aug 2023; Anomalous Soils Enhance Ni Prospectivity at Weld Range North), which identified elevated Ni assays over a coincidental Magnetic anomaly (Fig2) and a Gravity Bullseye anomaly (Fig 3).
The follow up 298 soil sample survey was completed to further delineate the extend of the mafic – ultra mafic geochemistry signature over the magnetic and gravity anomalies and the remainder of the tenement. This survey has also outlined the different soil types at the tenement.
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Drilling Commenced at Viani in Fiji
HIGHLIGHTS
- The Phase 1, three-hole diamond drilling program has commenced at the Viani Project, Fiji and will test for extensions to the quartz vein gold mineralisation at depth.
- Phase 1 is expected to be completed in early 2025, with plans for additional drilling under the same program dependent on the initial results
- The Viani Project (SPL1513) covers an area of approximately 200km2 and is largely underexplored.
- At the Dakuniba prospect within Viani, low sulphidation epithermal high-grade gold mineralisation has been mapped over >3km strike length.
- Diamond drilling completed by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) in 1995 to 1997 intersected high-grade gold in low sulphidation epithermal quartz veins, including 0.6m @ 27.6 g/t Au.
Alice Queen’s Managing Director, Andrew Buxton said,
With drilling underway, Alice Queen is positioned to test the epithermal gold-style mineralisation identified in historic drilling at the Viani Project. Weather permitting, we anticipate completing the Phase 1, three-hole diamond drilling program in early 2025. Following this, our exploration team will mobilise the drill rig to the Sabeto Project in Fiji to maintain the momentum of this campaign. To deliver timely results to shareholders, we intend to accelerate the analysis of the drill core at ALS Brisbane.”
Image 1 – Diamond drilling at Viani
Details
Geology
The geology of the Viani Project (SPL 1513) comprises olivine basalts and volcaniclastics of the Natewa Volcanic Group which are intruded by andesite sills and dykes. In the 1940s, gold mineralisation was found by local prospectors near the village of Dakuniba. At Dakuniba, low sulphidation style epithermal gold occurs in quartz veins, and silicified rocks along a 3km long NE trending zone.
In 1995-1997, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) drilled six diamond holes at Dakuniba and intersected high-grade gold in chalcedonic, crustiform, colloform banded quartz veins at depths of 50m to 100m below surface (i.e. MJVFV-5 intersected 2.2m @ 11.3 g/t Au, incl 0.6m @ 27.6 g/t Au at 121m downhole). This high-grade gold mineralisation is open in all directions.
Proposed Drill program
The initial Phase 1 drill program at Viani (see Table 1) will comprise three diamond drillholes designed to test continuity to the epithermal gold mineralisation previously intersected in JICA drillhole MJVFV- 5 (2.2m @ 11.3 g/t Au) (see Figure 2). The drilling will test for extensions to the gold mineralisation at depth and along strike.
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