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Black Rock Mining Ltd (ASX:BKT) has a 100% interest in the Mahenge Project in Tanzania which hosts a multi-generational graphite resource and is one of the largest JORC-compliant flake graphite resources globally. The Mahenge Project is spread across 324 square kilometres of exploration tenements in Tanzania’s Ulanga district. Black Rock’s definitive feasibility study for the project considers a four-stage construction schedule to deliver up to 340,000 tonnes per annum of 98.5% graphite concentrate for 26 years.
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More news flow is expected within the next week from Black Rock when a JORC resource for Mahenge is released, which will include the drill results from the Epanko north, Ulanzi and Cascades prospects.
Black Rock Mining has hit more high-grade graphite at its Ulanzi prospect in Tanzania, improving the outlook for an upcoming resource update as metallurgical testwork and a Scoping Study promise strong forward momentum.
The Australian All Ordinaries recovered some recent losses today as technology stocks led a rally to offset more losses in the energy space. This graphite company, meanwhile, enjoyed a bounce as its systematic development plan gathered pace
Black Rock Mining is now progressing its graphite portfolio in Tanzania on several fronts with the start of a highly anticipated Scoping Study at the Mahenge project overlapping metallurgical testwork and efforts to post a maiden resource b
Exploration continues at speed for Black Rock in Tanzania, and now a reverse circulation infill program is underway at Mahenge. Drilling will start in early December at Bagamoyo. Next key catalyst will be the JORC Resource at Ulanzi.
Black Rock Mining is set to drill a newly discovered graphite zone next month at its Bagamoyo project in Tanzania.
Black Rock Mining has begun a critical step in optimising its marketing strategy for its graphite holdings in Tanzania by initiating metallurgical testwork on samples from three key properties.
Black Rock's latest assays from the Ulanzi infill drill program in Tanzania are impressive, and include 73 metres at 10.25% total graphitic carbon. A new 30 hole program is already underway, providing strong assay news flow over the next co
Black Rock Mining (ASX:BKT) has received a strong vote of confidence from investors with the graphite developer raising A$5 million for its Mahenge project in Tanzania despite difficult capital markets.
The latest drilling at Black Rock Mining’s Mahenge graphite project in Tanzania has further highlighted the potential of the Ulanzi prospect with the highest grades recorded at the site to date.
The revised Exploration Target provides perspective on the potential of Mahenge project, with over 70% derived from the new Ulanzi and Cascade discoveries. Drilling of the next 30 holes at Ulanzi will commence by the end of October.
Black Rock's recent share appreciation is expected to continue after the company secured an exclusive option to acquire a jumbo flake graphite discovery in Tanzania, further enhancing its position in one of the best graphite regions in the
