The Nyanga Project extends for more than 75km within Armada’s two tenements, within which multiple mafic-ultramafic intrusions have been identified, principally along two significant trends, the Libonga Matchiti Trend (LMT) and the Ngongo-Yoyo Trend (NYT).
A systematic approach to the belt-scale exploration, including geochemical studies completed on rocks, has demonstrated that this belt can now be considered highly prospective for magmatic nickel-copper sulphide deposits.
A 10-hole drilling program completed in 2022, focused on the LMT, successfully validated Armada’s exploration model that these areas are host to a complex, dynamic multi-phased, magma conduit system with the presence of magmatic sulphide mineralisation observed in all drill holes along a strike length of over 20km.