Major Precious Metals completed Phase 1 diamond drilling program at Skaergaard project
2021-09-18 11:48:49 [Print]
Canada-based Major Precious Metals Corp. announced that it has successfully completed its Phase 1 diamond drilling program at its flagship Skaergaard project, in eastern Greenland.
The drilling program covered an area of around 10 square kilometers (km2) within the 7.5km east-west by 11km north-south Skaergaard intrusion, including key new target zones in the northern part of the project.
The company said the new drilling aimed to uplift and expand the existing mineral resource in the four main mineralized horizons at Skaergaard and verify the potential for vanadium, titanium, iron, gallium, and other secondary elements in the intermediate mineralized levels.
The drilling program covered an area of around 10 square kilometers (km2) within the 7.5km east-west by 11km north-south Skaergaard intrusion, including key new target zones in the northern part of the project.
The company said the new drilling aimed to uplift and expand the existing mineral resource in the four main mineralized horizons at Skaergaard and verify the potential for vanadium, titanium, iron, gallium, and other secondary elements in the intermediate mineralized levels.
