“As crazy as it sounds, it’s going to get better. You have to pinch yourself because we all know how rare it is to get these types of results.”
Power Nickel (TSX-V:PNPN) CEO Terry Lynch tells Mining.com.au’s Shae Russell about the company’s short-term plan to explore potential offsets at the polymetallic Lion Zone discovery after promising results were returned from just outside the main zone.
The Lion Zone is part of the Nisk Project in Québec, Canada, and comprises 20km of strike length, with numerous ‘high-grade’ intercepts. Lynch says the company now realises recent results were obtained from targets that were outside the main Lion Zone in what is referred to as the Halo area.
“So adding 50 % just obviously increases substantially in your mineralised area and I think it’s just the beginning. This thing has got a lot of legs to it,” he says.
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Key topics discussed:
- Lion Zone within Nisk expanded by 50% due to the summer drill program.
- Operating in the Halo area (outside known mineralisation) .
- Assays show “tremendous success rate” contributing to a continuously increasing level of confidence.
