The Kalahari Copper Belt is regarded as one of the world’s most prospective area for yet-to-be-discovered sediment-hosted copper deposits by the US Geological Survey. Exploration drilling of Kalahari Metals’ tenements is currently underway, with future exploration activities to be jointly funded under proposed JV arrangements.
There are four key Project Areas: Okavango, Kitlanya East, Kitlanya West, and Ngami (with a total of 25 priority targets spread across the projects).
Cobre is currently pursuing two base metal exploration projects, Perrinvale and Sandiman, which both represent under-explored areas within the low-risk mining jurisdiction of Western Australia.
Recent drilling at the Schwabe Prospect at Perrinvale has identified massive sulphide mineralisation at shallow depth, including 6m grading 8.93% copper, 3.1 g/t gold, 3.52% zinc, 30 g/t silver and 0.14% cobalt. Cobre is now focussed on follow-up exploration at Perrinvale to unlock the VHMS potential of the area.
Four key project areas; Okavango, Kitlanya East, Kitlanya West, and Ngami. A total of 25 priority targets spread across a a 1000km long linear belt of trending volcanic sedimentary rocks, extending from Namibia to northern Botswana.
Cobre is currently pursuing two base metal exploration projects, Perrinvale and Sandiman, which both represent under-explored areas within the low-risk mining jurisdiction of Western Australia.
Armada Exploration, through its early-stage exploration Nyanga Project, presents a compelling advantage in the exploration for magmatic nickel-copper sulphide deposits along a regional-scale craton boundary fault network in Gabon.