Makenita Resources (CSE:KENY | WKN:A40X6P | OTCID:KENYF) has acquired additional mineral claims at the Sisson West Tungsten Project in New Brunswick, Canada.
The additional claims have doubled the project’s land package from 9,845 acres to 22,665 contiguous acres, directly bordering Northcliff Resources’ (TSX:NCF) Sisson Tungsten Mine.
President Jason Gigliotti says more than doubling the land position directly against the Sisson deposit speaks to the strategic value of the ground.
“With just over 35 million shares outstanding, management sees meaningful leverage to any exploration success, and we anticipate an active remainder of 2026 across multiple projects,” Gigliotti says.
The expansion follows Makenita recently identifying a clearly defined magnetic high and drill-ready target on the original property. As previously reported, the anomaly may represent a new secondary intrusion at depth on the western flank of the large central Devonian Howard Peak Grandiorite.
Makenita Resources currently has several projects located in Canada, including the 102,110 contiguous-acre Serpentinization Project in Saskatchewan and the Sisson West Tungsten Project.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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