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Highlights
- Extensional geochemistry sampling has been completed at the Remorse copper anomaly area, which spans over 4km.
- Ultrafine assays and multi-sensor scanning results are expected in July 2024.
- Ongoing fieldwork is setting the stage for a major drilling program at the Remorse Target.
Tempest Minerals Ltd (ASX: TEM), an Australian mineral exploration company, has completed extensional geochemistry sampling at the Remorse Target. The Remorse Target is a 4km long coincident base metal and geophysical target.
This area was identified as a high priority within ongoing fieldwork, paving the way for a significant drill campaign at the Remorse Target.
Details of the sampling work
TEM has collected around 80 soil samples as part of the fieldwork at the Yalgoo Project. These samples were gathered in an offset pattern to align with existing nearby sampling.
They will undergo ultrafine assays and comprehensive multi-sensor scanning using Boxscan technology. The assay results are anticipated by July 2024 and will be integrated into the larger dataset in preparation for drilling.
About the Yalgoo Project
In the Yalgoo Region of Western Australia, TEM holds over 1,000km2 of prospective tenure. At the Remorse Target within the Yalgoo Project, the company previously identified large-scale copper and zinc anomalies, which the company intends to advance towards drilling.
TEM remains focused on ongoing fieldwork in Yalgoo to initiate drilling at the Remorse Target.
TEM shares traded at AU$0.009 apiece at the time of writing on 29 May 2024.
