E-Tech Resources Director Chris Drysdale joins Natalie Stoberman from the Proactive studios to share how the company has expanded its footprint significantly by acquiring a license next to its Eureka project in Namibia.
Drysdale says this move has given the company access to previously unexplored areas and significantly increased its potential for mineralization. E-Tech has already identified 17 new drill targets and completed 1,300 metres of drilling in the fourth quarter of 2022. Drysdale adds the company plans to continue using advanced exploration methods to expand its knowledge and understanding of the geology and mineralization potential of the Eureka project and surrounding areas, and keep its shareholders and stakeholders updated with the progress.