Early assays from DY6’s Central Rutile Project point to a potentially significant titanium discovery, with high-grade rutile mineralisation confirmed over a 41 kilometre strike.
Cliff Fitzhenry, Chief Executive Officer of DY6 Metals, says the company’s exploration activities at the Central Rutile Project in Cameroon are progressing strongly as it moves towards its maiden drilling campaign.
Kingsland Minerals Managing Director Richard Maddocks says recent drilling and metallurgical test work at the Leliyn Graphite Project could unlock valuable by-product streams of rutile and gallium alongside the company’s core graphite development.
DY6 Metals Executive Chairman Dan Smith says the company’s strategic acquisition of the Weaver Project more than doubles its landholding in Central Cameroon, reinforcing DY6’s position at the heart of what is fast becoming a globally significant rutile province.
With visible rutile confirmed across five licences, DY6 Metals Cliff Fitzhenry believes the Central Rutile Project could evolve into a globally significant rutile discovery.
DY6 Metals may have just scratched the surface of a major rutile discovery in central Cameroon.
Sovereign have uplifted the world’s largest natural rutile and second largest flake graphite deposit’s indicated resource by over 80%