Power Metal Resources (LSE:POW) inched up to 0.54p on Tuesday afterupdating investors on the strong ground operation progress being made at the Molopo Farms Complex (MFC) project in Botswana.
The business said that Kalahari Key, owner of the nickel, copper, and platinum group metals project, has largely completed ground geophysics work to identify priority drill targets for the next stage of an exploration. The work follows a high-resolution EM and magnetic survey completed in May last year that identified 17 conductor targets within the project’s feeder/shear zone.
Kalahari Key expects to complete its ground geophysics work by early August, with results interpretation expected to commence shortly thereafter. A full update will be provided to the market detailing the outcome of the ground geophysics and the priority drill targets upon completion.
Power Metal’s exposure and interest in MFC comes through its 18.26pc position in Kalahari Key. The business also has the right by 31 December this year to earn-in to a 40pc direct interest in the project by committing to spending $500,000 on its development by 31 December 2020. If it chooses to exercise this option, then it will hold a 50.96pc effective economic interest in MFC.
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