Bryah (ASX:BYH) collect rich rocks at namesake project
Bryah Resources has confirmed rock chips containing up to 54.9% high grade manganese at it’s Bryah Basin project in Western Australia’s emerging Gascoyne region.
The stellar top grade from it’s Black Hill Northeast prospect includes 50.3% Mn, 49.5% Mn, 53.3% Mn.
Meanwhile, the Gold Trip, Epona and Black Beauty North prospects also delivered more than respectable grades ranging from 35.5% to 47.5% Mn.
“The more we look in this area, the more prospects we discover that need to be drilled,” CEO Ashley Jones said.
“These new prospects are high priority drill targets this year.
“Between newly identified GAIP anomalies and prospects identified from mapping, we have many new targets to test. Our drilling strategy is focussed on increasing the current JORC resource and reaching a critical mass to restart operations.”
Price Action
Bryah Resources (ASX:BYH) shares have risen 25 per cent to 3c in early morning trade.
Next Steps
RC drilling to commence at all four prospects and additional drilling at Brumby Creek after Program of Works and Heritage approvals.
About The Bryah Basin project
The Bryah Basin project area is located approximately 100km north of the town of Meekatharra in Western Australia. The Company’s tenements and manganese mineral rights cover 1,135km2 over parts of the western Bryah Basin. Figure 1 shows the Manganese Joint Venture tenement package, with prospects and an existing manganese Mineral Resource.
Mapping and rock chip results were taken over 4 new areas, Black Hill Northeast, Gold Trip, Epona and Black Beauty North.