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- Global Lithium Resources (GL1) begins a 10,000-metre reverse circulation (RC) drilling program at its Marble Bar Lithium Project in Western Australia
- Drilling is being undertaken to follow up on lithium mineralisation identified over a six-kilometre strike which remains open to the north, south and at depth
- Global Lithium will aim to extend the known mineralisation and improve its understanding on the controls of the spodumene pegmatite mineralisation
- Furthermore, heritage surveys are ongoing and preliminary metallurgical testwork and mineralogy studies are underway
- Global Lithium is up 2.60 per cent on the market with shares trading at 39.5 cents at 11:28 am AEST
Global Lithium Resources (GL1) has begun a 10,000-metre reverse circulation (RC) drilling program at its Marble Bar Lithium Project (MBLP).
The Marble Bar Project lies 150 kilometres southeast of Port Hedland and 15 kilometres northwest of Marble Bar in Western Australia.
Drilling is being undertaken to follow up on lithium mineralisation identified over a six-kilometre strike which remains open to the north, south, east and at depth.
Global Lithium will aim to extend the known mineralisation, improve its understanding on the controls of the spodumene pegmatite mineralisation and identify new areas for future drilling.
The company will also follow up on the Twin Veins gold prospect where a result of 12 metres at 2.95 grams of gold per tonne (g/t) from 40 metres has been previously intersected.
Furthermore, heritage surveys are ongoing and preliminary metallurgical testwork and mineralogy studies are underway.
Managing Director Jamie Wright said the company is excited to be back and drilling at the project.
“To e be back on the ground at Marble Bar is an exciting time for Global Lithium,” Mr Wright said.
“We are looking forward to this next phase of exploration as we continue to seek to grow the project using new targeting tools developed over the past few months.”
Global Lithium was up 2.60 per cent on the market with shares trading at 39.5 cents at 11:28 am AEST.
