Belararox Updates on Kalahari Copper Project
Key points
- Strong geological continuity confirmed at KCP
- Drilling expected to commence in July
- Ionic soil geochemical sampling underway
- Detailed interpretation of geophysical data ongoing
Full summary
Belararox Limited (ASX: BRX) has provided an update on the progress of copper exploration at its 100% owned Kalahari Copper Project (KCP) in Botswana. The initial interpretation of magnetic data from an airborne electromagnetic survey highlights strong geological continuity of the prospective geological sequence. This continuity trends along strike to the northeast from the Khoemacau mining district into Belararox's tenure. Ionic soil geochemical sampling over selected areas is underway, with drilling companies shortlisted for the commencement of drilling in July. The Company expects to have the full set of interpreted data available, including AEM inversions and a preliminary 3D geological model in approximately two to three weeks, which will be used to plan initial drilling.
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