Key points
- Tungsten re-assays show significant increases up to 49% compared to original assays
- Identified potential for a major Cu-W-Mo system at Brandy Hill South
- Over 1,000 sample pulps identified for priority tungsten re-assaying
Full summary
Recharge Metals Ltd has reported significant tungsten assay results from its Brandy Hill South Project in Western Australia. The re-assay results, using the lithium borate fusion method, showed tungsten grades up to 49% higher than the original assays, indicating that the previous assay technique under-reported tungsten concentrations. Significant re-assay results include 7.5m at 1.65% Cu and 0.13% WO3, and 11m at 0.33% Cu and 0.15% WO3. The company has identified over 1,000 sample pulps for priority tungsten re-assaying. The re-assay results, combined with broad intervals of disseminated scheelite throughout the mineralized zones, suggest the potential for a large, possibly bulk tonnage Cu-W-Mo mineralized system. A high-resolution drone magnetic survey is scheduled to commence in September to test a priority 2.5km geophysical target.