NPF Contact Zone23 Sep 2018 21:12
Worth noting for anyone looking in, specially given recent findings are significantly higher then grade assumes here, 80-120 square km, that’s a lot of copper:-
Q4: You obviously see significant value in Kalahari Copper Belt, what is the future for the area & what can Metal Tiger shareholders expect to see?
A4: The future for the area, in my opinion & it really depends as it still very early days, the one interesting thought that I’d like to put out there is look at zone 3 at T3 which is the base of the contact between the D’Kar & the Ngwako Pan & you’re getting sort of a consistent 0.6 to a little bit higher over 10–20 metres. If that proves to be consistent over 80 square kilometres, obviously taking into account the folding & other potential things that have moved that contact, if that’s consistent over 500 metres over say an 80 -120 square kilometre region, that is a huge amount of copper, we’re talking very very large quantities.
Now, of course, it’s very early days but that’s just one example of where you could have district-scale potential, of course there’s also likely to be other deposits which are similar to T1 or to what you have over at Cupric & there’s also the potential for other deposits like T3. In all honesty, you have to go & drill them but the steps & the technical teams at MOD & KML, I think there’s going to be a lot of information flying around & there’s going to be a lot of very exciting & interesting targets. Clearly, if MOD is able to prove, through drilling, could be a matter of weeks, that AEM & the AEMA work that they’ve done is proving as a good indicator for finding copper, well then that will really improve all explorers on the belt in terms of trying to generate good targets.