Battery Age Minerals restarts exploration at Suri Project
Key points
- Battery Age Minerals has commenced fieldwork at its 100%-owned Suri Gold-Cobalt-Copper Project in La Rioja, Argentina.
- Battery Age Minerals shares remained flat following the market update.
- The company is advancing environmental impact reports and baseline studies to support a future drilling application.
Battery Age Minerals (ASX:BM8) has restarted its exploration programme at the Suri Gold-Cobalt-Copper Project in La Rioja Province, Argentina.
The initial fieldwork resumes exploration across three tenements that cover roughly 2,950 hectares. The project contains a historic gold-cobalt mine, which occupies 6 hectares of the broader land package.
Field teams collected 25 samples during the latest campaign and submitted them for laboratory analysis.
Battery Age Minerals CEO Sebastian Kneer said, "Surface samples have run up to 37.0 g/t gold and 2.57% cobalt; the mineralisation is exposed in the old workings and has been mapped along strike."
Following the announcement, the Battery Age Minerals share price was unchanged at $0.04.
The company states that local mining authorities recently confirmed the mine concession in good standing under its Argentine subsidiary.
Beyond South America, Battery Age continues to hold lithium and germanium exploration assets across Europe and North America.
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