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SRQ Resources: Detailed Characterisation of LAC Brulé Nickel and Copper Mineralisation Virtual Non-Deal Roadshow on February 14
MONTREAL, QC / ACCESSWIRE / February 13, 2024 / SRQ Resources Inc. (TSX-V:SRQ) ("SRQ" or the "Co...
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[{"type":"text","content":"SRQ Resources: Detailed Characterisation of LAC Brulé Nickel and Copper Mineralisation Virtual Non-Deal Roadshow on February 14 MONTREAL, QC / ACCESSWIRE / February 13, 2024 / SRQ Resources Inc. (TSX-V:SRQ) (\"SRQ\" or the \"Company\") is pleased to announce it has further characterised the nickel and copper mineralisation of Lac Brulé's recently discovered Ultramafic Magmatic (\"UM\") intrusive complex using petrological and mineralogical studies of samples.Dr. Marc-Antoine Audet, SRQ's President & CEO, will present the findings and the 2024 projected exploration program during a live virtual non-deal roadshow hosted by Renmark Financial on Wednesday, February 14, 2024, at 12:00 P.M. EST. Investors and interested parties are invited to register here using the latest version of Google Chrome. Access to a replay of the event will be available on the SRQ website or on Renmark Financial's website at www.renmarkfinancial.com/vndrs.Highlights of Mineralisation Characteristics at Lac Brulé's UM Complex:UM complex is composed of meta-pyroxenite and meta-peridotite, both of which intrude the highly metamorphic host rock sequence:The meta-pyroxenite includes locally porphyritic assemblages of diopside, magnesio-hornblende and olivine (Fo80-84) with a lesser proportion of enstatite, intercalated with mineralized horizons containing up to 30% sulphidesSulphides present are mainly pyrrhotite (iron + minor nickel (\"Ni\")), chalcopyrite (copper (\"Cu\")); cobalt-rich pentlandite (Ni and cobalt (\"Co\"))Lower than expected nickel was observed in the olivines in the meta-peridotite, suggesting their transfer to the sulphide's liquids during immiscibilityPetrological and Mineralogical Studies Identify Presence of Mineralised Pyroxenite at Lac BruléSRQ's discoveries are being made on its 100%-owned Lac Brulé property located 50 kilometres (\"km\") north-west of the former Renzy nickel-copper mine in the Upper Laurentian region of Quebec and a five-hour drive from Montreal. The former Renzy mine operated from 1969 to 1972. UM intrusive bodies host mineralisation at both the Renzy mine and at Lac Brulé. Both sites present several striking similarities including mineralogy, petrology and timing of emplacement.A total of 50 samples were carefully collected during the 2023 Phase 1 & 2 drilling programs at the Lac...