Bryah (ASX:BYH) building a manganese mountain

Bryah Resources have brought in more high-grade manganese intersections and will further extend its JORC resource at the Bryah Basin project, covering 1135 square kilometres of tenements and mineral rights over its namesake in Western Australia.

Last year’s drilling was directed at extending known mineralisation and new high-grade downhole intersections from the Brumby West area are primed to give a substantial upgrade to its maiden 1.84Mt at 21% Mn JORC resource.

Downhole drill hole Intersections:

• 9m at 26.7% Mn in hole BRRC232 from 13m
• 7m at 21.7% Mn in hole BRRC233 from 16m
• 12m at 21.6% Mn in hole BRRC234 from 16m

Bryah Chief Executive Ashley Jones said the lofty returns had also helped geological interpretation and the application of geophysics for further drill targeting.

“Extending the resource drilling at Brumby West has again intersected high grades,” he said.

“The Brumby Creek area is shaping up to be a significant area supporting the existing resources on the granted mining tenement at Horseshoe South.”

The view holds firm to begin low-cost production from the joint venture, held with the fully owned subsidiary of OM Holdings, one of the world’s leading suppliers of manganese ore, as demand for the crucial industrial metal is driven not only by rising production of steel and other alloys in China and India, but by growing usage in production of lithium-ion batteries.

Next Steps:

Resource modelling will soon begin to update the resource as RC drilling begins at four prospects alongside additional drilling at Brumby Creek, and further resource updates will follow with high expectations of a completed resource from the Red Rum prospect.

Prospect locations with geology map showing the Horseshoe Formation

BRYAH RES FPO [BYH]

Sector: Basic Materials

Industry: Other Industrial Metals & Mining

Employees:

Bryah Resources Limited operates as a mineral exploration company in Australia. The company explores for gold, copper, nickel, manganese, and base metal deposits. It holds interests in the Bryah Basin project covering an area of 1,048 square kilometers located in central Western Australia; and 100% interest in the Gabanintha project covering an area of 80 square kilometers situated to the south of the town of Meekatharra, Western Australia. In addition, the company holds interest in the Lake Johnston lithium-nickel project comprising nine exploration licenses located in Western Australia. Bryah Resources Limited was incorporated in 2017 and is based in Leederville, Australia.

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