Leviathan Metals completes 14 drill holes at Botswana Central project, copper sulphides seen in eight holes

PUBT · 1d ago
Leviathan Metals completes 14 drill holes at Botswana Central project, copper sulphides seen in eight holes
  • Leviathan Metals reported 14 diamond drill holes at its Central Project in Botswana’s Kalahari Copper Belt, totaling about 3,600 meters.
  • Target D’Kar–Ngwako Pan Formation contact intersected in 12 holes, supporting the project’s sediment-hosted copper exploration model.
  • Visual copper sulphides logged in eight holes, mainly chalcopyrite; assays pending as sampling and laboratory work continue.
  • Drilling confirmed the Hyena Hills dome; the northwestern limb showed stronger veining and alteration, now a priority target.
  • Step-out drilling planned once results arrive, with additional holes continuing across the dome’s nose and both limbs.


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