St George Mining (ASX:SGQ) has now kicked of diamond drilling of the electromagnetic (EM) plate WINRC016_v1 (210,469 Siemens) at the Windsor prospect, which is part of the company's wholly-owned East Laverton Project in Western Australia.
To put this into perspective, this is the strongest conductor ever recorded at East Laverton.
John Prineas, executive chairman, commented:
“This is by far the most powerful conductor ever identified at East Laverton and is like nothing else that we have drilled before.
“Importantly, this conductor is located on the western contact of the Windsor ultramafic which has known nickel sulphide mineralisation immediately to the south.
“We are systematically working our way through our pipeline of drill targets.
"Drilling success is getting closer with every drill hole completed."
Additional drilling details
The conductor is situated in a favourable geological position on the western contact of the prospective Windsor high-MgO ultramafic.
This drill hole is planned to a depth of 150 metres with the modelled plate at a target depth of 86 metres.
With this drilling underway, St George has moved the reverse circulation rig to complete reconnaissance drilling on several emerging target areas on the Minigwal, Bristol and Stella Range belts.
Key catalysts in the next week
- Drilling is progressing at the Hawaii Project, with an update pending; and
- Exploration planning for the Mt Alexander North Project.
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