- Go Metals has announced results from its critical metals drilling program at the HSP Property in Quebec
- The program was based on the 2019 airborne EM survey targets
- The drill intersected three layers of low-grade mineralization at Cahmber North with a combined width of 13.7 metres ending in disseminated sulphide-bearing anorthosite
- Shares of Go Metals are up 10 per cent to C$0.055 as of 12:01 pm ET
Go Metals (CSE:GOCO) revealed results from its crucial metals drilling program at the HSP Property in Quebec, which the company said was based on the 2019 airborne EM Survey targets.
In a news release, Go Metals CEO Scott Sheldon said the targets continue pointing to a significant magmatic sulphide system extending from surface and at depth.
He added that the drill also intersected three layers of low-grade mineralization at Chamber North at combined widths of 13.7 metres ending in disseminated sulphide-bearing anorthosite.
“All drill holes at Chamber North to date have been highly anomalous in nickel, copper and cobalt, indicating proximity to the source of the large EM anomaly,” he said.
Moving into the rest of the year, Go Metals’ focus will be to better understand the origin and source of the sulphide mineralization as well as to determine conditions required for a deposit-scale system.
The HSP Property is an exploration stage nickel-copper sulphide prospect in Quebec that has six large electromagnetic surface confirmed targets associated with massive sulphides. The project has multiple nickel-copper sulphide targets and spans 416.5 square kilometres north of Havre-Saint Pierre, Quebec.
With headquarters in Vancouver, Go Metals targets Canadian battery metal projects to help power a sustainable future.
Shares of Go Metals are up 10 per cent to C$0.055 as of 12:01 pm ET.
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