
March 08, 2022
PVW Resources Limited (PVW or the Company) reports Tanami drill-ready REE and gold targets defined, priority target of 3km strike supported by 2021results.
HIGHLIGHTS
Rare Earths
Soil sampling results demonstrate:
- Continuity between Killi Killi East 1 and 2 outline a 3km long drill target area;
- Soil sampling also identifies multiple drill targets at Watts Rise; and
- Regional soil sampling results support the prospectivity of the unconformity along the 18km long Watts Rise-Killi Killi East Trend with two new yttrium soil anomalies located along the trend.
Geophysical interpretation undertaken by Southern Geoscience supports priority one geochemical targets and new geochemical anomalies.
Gold
Soils also uncover significant Au anomalies at both Watts Rise (400m long and open to west) and Killi Killi East 1 (800m long and open to southwest) and Killi Killi East 2 (400m long and open to southwest).
2022 Program
Now finalising plans for drilling program to commence in April 2022, with an initial program of up to 10,000m RC drilling and 25,000m Aircore drilling.
2022 field program will include further ground-based reconnaissance work to follow up additional targets identified as part of the Southern Geoscience interpretation, including additional radiometric anomalies.
Commodity Markets
Rare Earth prices continue to rise with Dysprosium at US$488/kg, up 20% since June 2021.
Gold prices have strengthened to A$2,773/oz, up 15% since September 2021.
Executive Director Mr George Bauk said, “The 2021 field program has defined a significant area of interest in the Tanami for Heavy Rare Earths with particular emphasis on Dysprosium, Terbium and Yttrium. We have an 18km long geological structure (Watts Rise- Killi Killi Trend) with various points of surface mineralisation above 3% TREO and up to 12.45% TREO, some 12km apart. Further work has focused on the Watts Rise- Killi Killi Trend with a number of work programs completed to define areas that are drill ready”.
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24 March 2022
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Overview
Renewable technologies are leading the charge into the future of energy production. Electric vehicles (EVs), wind turbines, and other green technologies are gaining momentum, showing no signs of slowing down. Looking at EVs alone, experts project 34.4 percent more units will ship in 2022 than in 2021. The fast-paced growth of renewable technologies has created increased demand for the rare earth elements (REE) and heavy rare earth elements (HREE) needed to manufacture them. Plus, increasing geo-political uncertainty means demand for REE and HREE is growing, putting more pressure on the supply chain.
REEs and HREEs are required to manufacture the magnets found within EVs, wind turbines, medical equipment and even smartphones. However, over 85 percent of the world’s REE (>95 percent Heavy REE) is produced in China, prompting governments to take action. For example, in 2021, the Pentagon awarded US$30.4 million to Australia's Lynas Rare Earths (ASX:LYC,OTC Pink:LYSCF), the largest non-Chinese producer, to build an REE processing facility in Texas. Additionally, the U.S. Department of Defense recently awarded US$35 million to MP Materials to build an HREE processing facility in California.
U.S. President Biden announced a new investment in February 2022, stating, “We’re investing $35 million in MP Materials, currently America’s only rare earth mining and processing operation, to help create a fully domestic supply chain for the magnets that power electric vehicle motors, wind turbines, and so much more."
Where will the West’s REE and HREE production come from? Countries are limited by their natural resources and they’re not all sitting on high-grade REE deposits. Fortunately, mining-friendly Australia is emerging as a potential global REE extraction leader. REE and HREE extraction only began in the country in 2007, yet it has the sixth-largest REE reserves on the planet and is in a perfect position to increase its output.
PVW Resources (ASX:PVW) is an Australia-based exploration and development mining company targeting Tier 1 jurisdictions in Western Australia. The company is focused on exploring and developing its HREE asset in the Tanami Region, which has the potential to be a company-making globally significant discovery. A strong management team with experience taking REE projects from discovery to production is ready to do it again with PVW Resources. PVW Resources is also exploring multiple gold assets in world-class gold-producing provinces within the state.
The company’s flagship project in Tanami has already yielded encouraging data that indicates the presence of heavy rare earth elements. Data generated from rock chip and soil sampling, geological mapping, ground radiometric and airborne geophysics have guided the company to Killi Killi East, a 3-kilometer formation with up to 12.45 percent Total Rare Earth Oxides (TREO), which measures the presence of both REE and HREE per tonne.
In a recent interview, CEO George Bauk, explained the importance of heavy rare earth elements, noting: “Heavy rare earth distribution is around 80 percent at the Killi Killi project in Tanami. The critical bit is the heavy nature of the dispersion. HREE is critical with electric vehicles, particularly in the motors and the permanent magnets used in them. We all know the demand is just growing exponentially with electric vehicles and the criticality in defense.”
PVW Resources has an all-star management team with extensive (and rare) expertise in REE mining. Bauk previously served as the Managing Director/CEO of Northern Minerals and led the company from greenfields to production. The team also includes consulting geologist Robin Wilson, a former Northern Minerals Exploration Manager who is credited with the discovery of the prolific Browns Range, and Colin McCavana who founded Northern Minerals and served as the chairman who guided the company’s development. Beyond these REE experts, the management team is rounded out with experts in administration, corporate finance, and exploration.
Company Highlights
- PVW Resources is an Australian exploration and development company focused on developing its HREE asset in Tanami to potentially become a global supplier of the critical minerals
- The company also holds outstanding strategic land positions in world-class gold-producing provinces
- Promising exploration data of the Killi Killi East formation within Tanami has yielded incredibly promising results, with up to 12.45 percent TREO from rock and soil samples from throughout Killi Killi East
- Expertise in REE and HREE is rare, yet PVW Resources has a management team with direct experience in taking an REE asset from discovery to production and they’re ready to do it again, differently.
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