Firehawk Geophysics Defines Drill Targets
Key points
- Geophysical surveys identified a compelling copper drill target at Firehawk.
- Coincident magnetic and gravity anomalies with a strong IP response.
- Five-hole drilling program planned for H1 2027 to test potential copper system.
Full summary
Kantra Copper Limited (ASX: KAN) has successfully refined a regional geophysical anomaly into a drill-ready exploration target at its Firehawk Prospect, located approximately 80 kilometres from Adelaide within Exploration Licence (EL) 6294. Integrated airborne magnetic, gravity and induced polarisation (IP) surveys have defined a compelling target for follow-up drilling designed to test for concealed copper (Cu) ± molybdenum (Mo) ± gold (Au) mineralisation beneath shallow cover. The surveys identified a coincident magnetic and gravity anomaly adjacent to a strong IP response. A five-hole conceptual drilling program is designed to test a potential Delamerian copper system, with drilling targeted for H1 2027.
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