SRG Mining discovers additional graphite mineralisation on New Permits in Liberia
2021-06-04 14:17:11 [Print]
Canadian-based SRG Mining Inc. reported the discovery of a new graphite occurrence in northern Liberia, West Africa. The discovery followed a geological investigation within SRG's Liberia exploration permit located immediately south of the border with Guinea and as a prolongation of the Lola graphite project in Guinea.
SRG Mining has identified a geological unit extending over 8 km with numerous mineralised surface samples with up to 15% visual estimate of graphite flakes. Graphite flakes are similar in size and shape as the graphite mineralisation at the SRG Mining's Lola graphite deposit located only 10 km north of the Liberian border.
The SRG Mining geological team became aware of the possible extension of the Lola Graphite deposit into Liberia after discovering graphite rich gneiss host at the border with Liberia.
SRG Mining has identified a geological unit extending over 8 km with numerous mineralised surface samples with up to 15% visual estimate of graphite flakes. Graphite flakes are similar in size and shape as the graphite mineralisation at the SRG Mining's Lola graphite deposit located only 10 km north of the Liberian border.
The SRG Mining geological team became aware of the possible extension of the Lola Graphite deposit into Liberia after discovering graphite rich gneiss host at the border with Liberia.
