Black Cat Syndicate Finds High-Grade Antimony at Western Australia Project
MT Newswires Live
Nov 26
Black Cat Syndicate (ASX:BC8) found high-grade antimony during a diamond drill program at the Mt. Clement project in Western Australia, according to a Wednesday filing with the Australian bourse.
All 15 holes completed to date intersected the Taipan Lode structure, with assays for three holes returning 13 meters at 1.15% antimony, 1.51% lead, and 16 grams per tonne grade of silver from 80 meters, including one meter at 4.76% antimony, the filing said.
Three metallurgical test holes are being drilled to collect samples for metallurgical testing, alongside representative petrographic samples to improve the understanding of mineralized zones, per the filing.
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