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Empire Metals Ltd - London-based minerals explorer and developer - Says the airborne electro-magnetic survey at its Pitfield copper-gold project in Western Australia identified a suite of anomalous conductive features. Confirms that the Yandanooka Basin contains ‘geological features’ that make it an attractive copper exploration target.
‘The large area contained within and around the margins of this feature is considered highly prospective for sediment hosted copper. In addition, the survey has highlighted specific anomalous conductive areas that may relate to sulphide accumulations or native copper associated with mineralised systems,’ Managing Director Shaun Bunn says.
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