Renforth Resources Inc (CSE:RFR, OTCQB:RFHRF) said it had confirmed the continuity of a significant polymetallic system rich in battery metals at the Victoria Multi Metals Zone on the Malartic property.
The company said that extensive drilling confirmed the continuity of mineralization over a 2.5-kilometre stretch, from surface to a depth of 225 metres, showcasing a promising polymetallic system rich in battery metals.
According to Renforth, the mineralization, characterized by nickel present in various sulfides including pyrrhotite and pentlandite, demonstrates a unique geological profile with minimal olivine or magnesium content.
Positioned within a highly prospective area with robust infrastructure, Renforth aims to delineate the potential of the VMMZ as a significant polymetallic deposit in Canada.
According to Nicole Brewster, CEO of Renforth, the confirmation of continuity underscores the company's commitment to further exploration efforts.
Renforth's drilling program, totaling 10,316m across 44 drillholes, has revealed stacked mineralized zones within the VMMZ, indicating multiple repetitions of the mineralized system possibly due to various intrusive events. Assay data from the drilling program highlights significant intersections, showcasing the potential economic viability of the deposit.
The company plans to continue petrographic identification work to understand the mineralization further and initiate comprehensive testing for platinum and palladium.