Thick, shallow spodumene-bearing pegmatites at Auclair
Filed with ASX · · 12 pages · English
Summary by 6ix AI
Cygnus Metals Limited has announced strong visual results from initial diamond drilling at the Pegasus discovery within its Auclair Lithium Project in Canada, highlighting the presence of thick, shallow spodumene-bearing pegmatites. The drilling has confirmed the continuity of a large pegmatite body, with significant intersections of spodumene mineralisation observed. The company is actively drilling to further define the extent of mineralisation and expects to receive assay results in the near future.
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Earlier from Cygnus Metals
- Bencubbin high-grade REE mineralisation extends over 22km
- Spectacular rock chip results up to 6.6% Li2O from Pegasus
- Three large and new spodumene-bearing pegmatites, Auclair
- Auclair spodumene-bearing pegmatites grading up to 6.5% Li2O
- High grade assays and large widths at Bencubbin REE Project
Later from Cygnus Metals
- Sakami Project rockchips reveal key LCT pegmatite indicators
- Organisational changes
- 43.7m at 1.15% Li2O from first assays at Pegasus, Auclair
- Compelling targets identified at Auclair Lithium Project
- Sampling shows new spodumene pegmatite potential at Auclair
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