Kavango Resources PLC (LSE:KAV, OTC:KVGOF) said it has prioritised the cluster of three identified 'B Conductors' identified last July on the KSZ North Project for drill testing.
In a statement, Jeremy S Brett, Kavango executive director and senior geophysical consultant, said: "The B1, B3 and B4 cluster of conductors is significant and drill ready.
“The high conductance of the B1 conductor modelled from the Downhole Electromagnetic data is considered by nickel-copper geophysicists to be typical of massive sulphides with pyrrhotite, which in turn can be associated with nickel mineralization.
“Conductance is one of the most powerful discrimination factors in nickel/copper exploration. I feel that most exploration companies exploring for nickel and copper would want a target with a conductance as high as the B1 conductor. These are also critical targets for the entire KSZ project. “
Kavango's subsidiary in Botswana holds sixteen prospecting licences covering 8,831 square kilometres (km) of ground, including fourteen licences over a significant portion of the 450 km long KSZ magnetic anomaly in the country's southwest.