The program will focus on Zones 3 and 8, which are immediately north of the prospective Zone 4, to investigate the potential of these untested targets as well as the extension of the mineralization observed in Zone 4 during the winter/spring drilling program earlier in the year.
The majority of drill holes completed on the Zone 4 target were shallow and intersected a near surface, flat lying mineralized horizon ranging from 2.0 metres ('m') to 7.0 m in thickness (core length) over a 75 m width and 200 m length. These measurements were established by drilling and remain open to the east and north as indicated by the airborne electromagnetic (EM) survey (see Graphano's news release dated
There are eight prospective graphite zones which have been defined on the LAB Property to date through the Company's surface trenching and sampling programs, both completed in 2021 at the same time as historical drilling and other exploration data was compiled. The most relevant historical data is from
Note: The above historical resources were calculated by block models using different cut-off grades and a specific gravity of 2.76. A Qualified Person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as current mineral resources. The Company is not treating the historical estimate as a current mineral resource or reserve.
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