Minta Rutile – Cameroon, Central Africa

Project Overview

The Minta Rutile Project comprises 18 granted exploration permits and 3 exploration permits under application, across 8,800km² in a critically under-explored area of known rutile mineralisation in central Cameroon.

Mineralisation

Initial sampling has delineated areas of high grade alluvial and residual rutile at Minta and Minta East with no, or minimal overburden.  Zircon, gold and monatite have also been intersected through on ground sampling.

Recent Activity

The first systematic, residual soil, rutile reconnaissance exploration program at the Minta Rutile Project in Cameroon to be completed soon.

• Total of 168 hand auger drill holes taken across the priority residual soil areas to a depth of only 7m or blade refusal.

• Panned samples taken from residual reconnaissance drill holes visually indicate heavy minerals (HM) across the entire length of the:

  1. 55km x 35km Minta; and

  2. 12km x 12km Minta Est deposits.

• Results from samples submitted to second laboratory are expected to be received in the next 4 – 6 weeks.

• In addition to residual soil drilling, mapping identified several potential areas of alluvial style mineralisation.

• Alluvial reconnaissance exploration program planned to commence soon.