Bryah Resources Ltd (ASX:BYH) is looking to identify volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) copper-gold deposits in its upcoming survey of the Bryah Basin in Western Australia.
The survey will cover 320 square kilometres and is expected to be finished by mid-February.
It will complement the regional geophysical interpretative work completed to date and with the specific aim to identify electromagnetic (EM) conductors.
While this is early stage exploration work, it could potentially identify VMS copper-gold deposits, similar to the nearby Horseshoe Lights copper-gold mine.
Bryah has a track record of early-stage success
Bryah's other main asset is its Gabanintha copper-gold project in Western Australia.
In mid-January, the company’s maiden exploration program returned an intersection of 3 metres at 23.8 g/t gold and 0.32% copper from 45 metres.
READ: Bryah Resources hits high grade gold in first drilling at Gabanintha project
After only listing on the ASX in October 2017, the company has been quick to generate positive news flow and something similar from the Bryah Basin would be welcomed.