Black Canyon (ASX:BCA) says the Wandanya Project is still delivering ‘high-grade’ manganese, and the drill rig is heading back for more.
Managing Director Brendan Cummins reveals final infill results have reinforced the consistency of the system, while fresh drilling will test another 4.2km of the 9km trend.
- ‘High grade’: Some manganese intervals topped 50%
- Bigger footprint: The drilled base case has stretched to 3.4km
- Next shift: Northern and southern extensions are up next
- Simple pathway: ‘High-grade’ manganese and iron show potential for direct shipping
- Coming soon: Maiden resource targeted for September, followed by a Scoping Study before year-end
Wandanya keeps handing Black Canyon more homework.
Luckily, the drill rig seems keen.
About the guest and company:
Brendan Cummins is the managing director of Black Canyon, a manganese developer and explorer focused on projects in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. The company’s current priority is advancing the ‘high-grade’ Wandanya manganese and iron discovery on the eastern margin of the Oakover Basin.
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