Petratherm (ASX:PTR) rallied strongly after announcing results from an initial trial heavy mineral sand (HMS) separation test using samples collected from historic drill holes stored at the South Australian Core Library (CAR series drill holes). The composite samples were collected from widely spaced contiguous drill holes along a 2.5-kilometre-long traverse on the eastern side of the Rosewood HMS Prospect area, located within the Company’s Muckanippie Project in the northern Gawler Craton, South Australia.
Petratherm CEO, Peter Reid, commented: “The initial metallurgical results from historic drilling at the Rosewood prospect are outstanding and beyond our expectations. As the Muckanippie project evolves, it continues to surprise with emerging potential to be a significant source of high value Titanium minerals and transformational for the Company.
“This outcome is a massive step forward for the Muckanippie Titanium Project and supports our strategy to maintain momentum on activities over the coming weeks and months to determine the full potential of the project. We now eagerly await the initial batch of heavy mineral results from Petratherm’s recent drilling at Rosewood and look forward to providing results as they come to hand.”
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