Strategic Minerals has released the first data from the 'Deep Digital Cornwall' project pointing to potential areas of tin and tungsten to the west of its Redmoor licence.
DDC is led by the University of Exeter's Camborne School of Mines in which SML subsidiary Cornwall Resources and Cornish Lithium are delivery partners.
The project is funded by the European Regional Development Fund through HM Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities.
Some 1,702 samples were collected with the best result of 1.06% tin equivalent in one sample.
Peter Wale, executive director of Strategic Minerals, said: "These DDC datasets provide welcome confirmation that mineralisation likely continues to the west of Redmoor and the Target Tip Valley (TTV).
“Historically, this area has been under-explored and unmined and provides likely targets for further future investigation and exploration.
"CRL's experience at Redmoor has indicated that grades often increase significantly at depth, as the source granite is approached.
"CRL intends to continue to maximise its DDC grant funding to produce high-quality datasets that will increase confidence at Redmoor and that will be available for others to research via the DDC Hub.”