Atlantic Lithium Limited (AIM:ALL, OTCQX:ALLIF)'s interim chief executive Len Kolff joins Proactive’s Andrew Scott over the air to discuss more broad, high-grade lithium results from its flagship Ewoyaa Lithium Project in Ghana, West Africa. Drilling at the project returned results up to 46 metres at 1.21% lithium oxide, which are solid grades and tenor for a hard rock lithium deposit, all originating from outside the current mineral resource estimate boundary. Apart from the potential to add materially to the project’s resource, these new drilling results also extend the mineralised system some 75 metres down-dip at the main deposit, offering further opportunity for new discoveries in step-out drilling. Atlantic still has 28,000 metres of drilling to complete and assay, and expects to receive more high-grade results based on visual observations in collected core samples.The company is also advancing a pre-feasibility study for delivery this quarter, which will not include these latest drilling results, and is seeking a dual ASX-listing in the near future.
Atlantic Lithium fields broad high-grade lithium intercepts at Ewoyaa
