Cadence Minerals
Plc
("Cadence Minerals",
"Cadence", or "the Company")
Corporate Update
- EverGreen Targets Lithium and
Gold Mineralisation at
Bynoe
Cadence Minerals (AIM: KDNC) is
pleased to announce the progress of the exploration of
ASX-listed Evergreen Lithium Limited ("EverGreen") (ASX: EG1)
assets in Australia. Cadence is an 8.74% shareholder in EverGreen.
Link
here to view the full Evergreen
ASX announcement
Highlights:
• The second phase of
near-surface drilling has commenced at Bynoe, targeting two LCT
pegmatite high-potential zones and an area of gold-arsenic
anomalism
• Mapping has identified
prospective areas to undertake air-core drilling targeting LCT
pegmatites in the west and north-west of the lease
• Arsenic anomalism in
soil sampling results, in association with geological mapping, has
highlighted an extensive zone with the potential for gold
mineralisation
• Further favourable
results will pave the way for follow-up work programs, including
additional air-core drilling and RC drilling
EverGreen announced the progress
from its latest exploration activities at its prospective Bynoe
Project, 50km south of Darwin and directly east of Core Lithium's
Finniss Mine in Australia's Northern Territory.
On Saturday, 28 September, EverGreen
commenced air-core drilling targeting three new areas: two
prospective lithium-caesium-mantalum (LCT) pegmatites and an
orogenic gold target.
Evergreen Exploration Manager
Andrew Harwood commented: "Our team is excited to be
in the field drilling again. The Bynoe property is huge and
unexplored, with multiple gold and lithium targets. The potential
for a new discovery is significant and demonstrated by the multiple
lithium pegmatite resources discovered within a 5km radius on
adjacent properties in the last 5 years. We believe evidence of
gold mineralisation complements EverGreen's lithium exploration
activities and augments the Company's value by becoming a
multi-commodity project."
EverGreen has previously intersected
shallow pegmatites east of Lithium Plus' Perseverance and Jewellers
advanced prospects. The prospects currently being tested at
EverGreen's Bynoe Project are in a similar geological setting to
Core Lithium's Grants mine.
The current drilling program
utilises air-core and auger drilling techniques to test for LCT
pegmatites and gold mineralisation at shallow levels. This
exploration phase is the first time EverGreen has targeted gold
mineralisation at Bynoe. The gold targets are interpreted
extensions of the nuggety gold associated with quartz veins
discovered at Core Lithium's Far East prospect, less than 50m from
the tenure boundary (see Core Lithium Limited 17 Feb 2021 press
release (ASX: CXO)). CXO's prospects of Windswept, Hurricane and
Far East (SSW to NNE) are interpreted to trend NNE into EverGreen's
Bynoe project (EL31774).
Figure 1: Bynoe Project,
showing areas of intense activities
EverGreen's geological team believes
these gold occurrences are associated with the Pine Creek Orogen.
The Pine Creek Orogen has a 150-year history of gold mining, with
more than 4 million ounces of gold produced. Most deposits are
orogenic gold deposits in the Palaeoproterozoic Cosmo Supergroup,
with gold commonly hosted in quartz veins, lodes, sheeted veins,
stockworks, and saddle reefs and occasionally hosted within
iron-rich sediments. Gold in this orogen also occurs with zinc and
silver associated with volcanic-associated massive sulphide
deposits.
For further information
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Andrew Suckling
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Kiran Morzaria
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Isaac Hooper
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Guy Wheatley
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Qualified Person
Kiran Morzaria B.Eng. (ACSM), MBA,
has reviewed and approved the information contained in this
announcement. Kiran holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Industrial
Geology) from the Camborne School of Mines and an MBA (Finance)
from CASS Business School.
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