Bradda Head Lithium Ltd (AIM:BHL) has received positive results from the GPRplusTM geophysical programme recently undertaken at its San Domingo asset in Arizona.
Promising initial results from the geophysical programme at San Domingo demonstrate the potential extension at depth of pegmatites in the central and the southwestern sections of the resource.
The northern block of the resource has not yet been surveyed.
Separately, Bradda Head has also added to its Central San Domingo claims, increasing its footprint in the area from around eight square kilometres to 13 square kilometres.
Bradda Head is now planning an extensive geological mapping project to build upon the current model, and will undertake a diamond drill programme in 2022.
“We are delighted to have received such promising results from our San Domingo claim block, and are now planning a mapping and drilling programme for 2022 to investigate how deep these pegmatites go,” said Charles FitzRoy, chief executive of Bradda Head.
"This is very exciting for Bradda, as if we identify a viable pegmatite deposit here then we would be able to get an operation into production in a relatively short timeframe, as pegmatite mining is very well understood and accounts for well over 50% of world lithium supply currently.”