• Successful 58km2 airborne magnetic and radiometric survey over Tannenberg Project in Germany
• Identification of deep metal source structures directly below historic Richelsdorf mines
• Presence of Mid-European Crystalline Zone (MECZ) beneath mining district, the primary source of copper in the European Copperbelt

GreenX Metals has announced significant results from its Tannenberg Copper Project in Germany, with new geophysical data identifying the likely deep source of copper mineralisation beneath one of Europe's most prolific historic mining districts. The recently completed 58km2 airborne magnetic and radiometric survey, the first major exploration work at Tannenberg in four decades, has revealed large-scale geological structures directly below the historic Richelsdorf copper mines. Most significantly, the survey has identified the presence of the Mid-European Crystalline Zone (MECZ) beneath the mining district. This geological structure is considered the primary source of copper for all major deposits along the European copper belt spanning Germany and Poland. The presence of this same structure beneath Tannenberg provides a strong geological rationale for the potential of significant copper mineralisation in the project area and supports extensive further exploration. The geophysical anomalies and faults extend well out of the boundaries of the survey area and towards the East into and beyond Tannenberg 1 and towards both the North and Southwest into the new and larger Tannenberg 2 licence area, highlighting the prospectivity of the wider Tannenberg licence package.

With the combined interpretation of the geophysics results and historic exploration, mining and production data, GreenX is confident in the value of the Tannenberg project and plans to expedite the exploration program in collaboration with BHP Xplor.