Aldoro Resources Ltd (ASX:ARN) has intersected thick sections of disseminated sulphides from the latest three diamond holes drilled at the Narndee Igneous Complex in Western Australia's Murchison Terrane.
A total of 264 metres of visually prospective core from these holes have been sent for expedited analytical testing.
Hole NDD0028 chalcopyrite at 313 metres in a coarsely textured pyroxenite host.
Notably, all three holes have ended in mineralisation with Aldoro looking to deepen the holes after the assay results are released.
The additional three holes bring the total to seven diamond holes for 2,949 metres in the current phase of drilling.
Selected sulphide-bearing intervals for analytical testing for nickel-copper-PGE and gold.
Aldoro had conducted surface high-powered IP (induced polarisation) testing over the Narndee Target, which provided depth control resolution and interpretation of a number of anomalous structures.
The recent drilling targeted the Central high chargeability anomaly and the extension of the Eastern anomaly.
At hole NDD0027 from 180 metres onwards fine interstitial pentlandite was visible with the most abundant noted between the 350-380 metres interval.
The 348- 400 metres interval is being cut and analysed.
Wyemandoo Project
The IP survey crew has moved to the Wyemandoo Project (Windimurra Igneous Complex) to undertake a gradient array survey.
The nickel-copper target at Wyemandoo is based on magnetic features associated with Huntsman’s Canegrass nickel-copper anomalies.