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ChemX Materials Ltd (ASX: CMX) (ChemX or Company), an Australian-based high purity critical materials business, is pleased to announce the second stage assay result from the 2023 Jamieson Tank Manganese drilling campaign on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia.
- Additional drill hole results from 30 holes, for a total of 69 of 94 holes received on Jamieson Tank drill campaign of 6,164 metres completed
- Significant manganese intercepts near surface and at depth
- Maiden Mineral Resource estimate planned by June 2023
Figure 1: RCP drill rig on location at Jamieson Tank in South Australia
The 2023 manganese exploration campaign designed to estimate a maiden Mineral Resource provides further significant assay results from the second batch of assays received by the Company.
The manganese grades achieved (including 6m thickness) at 18.0%Mn from 15m are highly encouraging and based on previous metallurgical testwork (ASX 11 May 2022) indicate the ore is highly amenable to upgrade via beneficiation and conversion to a High Purity Manganese (HPM), battery grade product.
These second round of assay results reveal significant manganese intercepts near surface and extending to depth, as displayed in table A and illustrated in Figure 2. Full drill hole assays displayed in Appendix 3.
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