Kingfisher Mining starts drilling at Copper Blow Project
Key points
- Kingfisher Mining launched a 3,500-metre diamond and reverse circulation drilling programme at the Copper Blow Copper-Gold Project.
- Following the announcement, the Kingfisher Mining share price was unchanged at $0.069.
- The programme aims to define scale, assess continuity, and advance towards a maiden mineral resource estimate.
Kingfisher Mining (ASX:KFM) has commenced a 3,500-metre drilling programme at its Copper Blow Copper-Gold Project to define the scale of the mineralised system.
The current drilling campaign follows recent exploration results that included 26 metres at 2.57% copper and 0.75 grammes per tonne gold.
The programme began with the deployment of a reverse circulation drill rig, which will be joined by a diamond drill rig over the next three to four weeks.
Kingfisher Mining holds a 75% interest in the project, while Broken Hill Mines retains the remaining 25% stake.
Following the announcement, the Kingfisher Mining share price was unchanged at $0.069.
The project is located near Broken Hill in New South Wales and features targeted drilling planned along strike and at depth.
The campaign will also evaluate several priority geophysical exploration targets located outside the currently defined mineralised zones.
