Constellation Resources (ASX:CR1) has defined a copper-gold target at the Ularring Project in Western Australia, following the completion of an induced polarisation survey.
The explorer says the survey has defined and enhanced a “high-quality” chargeable dipole-dipole induced polarisation anomaly.
The anomaly, collectively with its relative location with previous drill intersections and relationship within a circular magnetic low, presents as an intrusion-related copper-gold target — a style that has generated large deposits within the region.
Constellation says the survey results indicate a horizontal plunging chargeability zone over 1.1km by 0.3km in size from 300m.
A priority drilling program to test the target is on track to begin in the following months, subject to drill rig availability.
Concurrently, Constellation has submitted an application to the Exploration Incentive Scheme relating to the drilling program.
The initial hole will be a vertical hole testing the highest modelled chargeable zones. Once the results are processed, a second hole is planned down dip of hole BUDD0003.
A soil sampling program using the CSIRO-developed Ultrafine method is also underway in an area north of Centre Forest along the Meenar Shear Zone and the greater Ularring Project area.
Constellation Resources is focused on exploring and developing copper, gold, nickel, and natural hydrogen — each of which plays a vital role in the global energy transition.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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