High-grade graphite identified from surface rock chip samples returned impressive grades of 14.8%, 14.4%, and 9.8% Total Graphitic Carbon (TGC), confirming the presence of high-quality graphite mineralisation.
Graphite mineralisation discovered by Buxton Resources at the nearby Graphite Bull deposit is interpreted to extend into the Errabiddy project area, enhancing its exploration potential.
Ground-based Loupe EM and EM34 surveys have identified multiple conductive zones with up to 10km of strike, consistent with the presence of graphitic schists.
3D modelling is underway on a 2km-long conductor, with further EM surveying planned to target additional extensions, positioning Errabiddy as a highly prospective graphite project in the Gascoyne region.
Overview
Graphite mineralisation identified by ASX-listed Buxton Resources (ASX:BUX) at the Graphite Bull deposit is interpreted to extend into the Errabiddy project area.
A Loupe EM ground survey conducted near the deposit outlined a 10km-long conductive zone, interpreted to be graphite based on limited surface rock chip sampling. Encouragingly, these samples returned high-grade results of 14.8% and 9.8% total graphitic carbon (TGC), highlighting the potential for significant graphite mineralisation within the project. Follow-up investigation of the anomaly will be undertaken
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