Tango Lithium Project Update

The purpose of the program was to map the geology, identify new pegmatite dykes and complete geological sampling of exposed pegmatites for geochemical analyses. One hundred outcrops, ranging from 1-10m2 in size were discovered during fieldwork which resulted in the discovery of three new pegmatite dykes.

In total 15 surface grab samples were collected from various locations and submitted to ALS Minerals for geochemical analyses, results which are expected to be received in the coming weeks.

Pegmatites

Two types of pegmatites were mapped during the program and were classified using K-feldspar content and colour.

The first type of pegmatite observed within the Property is enriched in potassium feldspars, resulting in a general pinkish appearance. These pegmatites are typically composed predominantly of orthoclase, quartz, tourmaline, and minor amounts of muscovite.

The second type of pegmatite was much whiter in colour. The white colour and habit of the feldspars suggested they were albite, possibly of the cleavelandite variety.

There was significant variation in the pegmatite dyke composition between outcrops, which possibly is due to zonation within the systems.