• Taiton Resources Limited and The Highway Project - Identifying Multiple Mineralising Styles

  • May 22 2024
  • Length: 3 mins
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Taiton Resources Limited and The Highway Project - Identifying Multiple Mineralising Styles

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  • Multi-element anomalism coincident with geophysical targets supports the concept of a new Mineral System Province at the Highway Project in South Australia.

    ASX Release – 22nd May 2024

    Highlights

    • Multi-element anomalism coincident with geophysical targets indicate potential for different styles of mineralisation including epithermal gold, molybdenum porphyry and Iron-Oxide-Copper-Gold (IOCG).

    Taiton Resources Limited (“T88”, “Taiton” or “the Company”) is pleased to announce that all samples from the recently completed UltraFine (UF) soil sampling program in March have now been returned. The completed soil program was undertaken across three prospects; Garfield, Pluto and Snoopy, at the Highway project (Figure 1).

    The program consisted of a total of 1,197 samples (ex QAQC samples) and was Taiton’s first pass field-based assessment of selected prospects identified primarily from geophysical datasets.

    A recent litho-structural interpretation of the Highway project highlighted the potential for multiple mineralisation styles derived from intrusive activity. These mineralisation styles include epithermal gold, molybdenum porphyry, and Iron-Oxide-Copper-Gold (IOCGs).
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