Summit Minerals (ASX:SUM) secures strategic expansion at Equador niobium project
Summit Minerals takes a significant step forward with the acquisition of six new tenements at its Equador Niobium and REE project.
Summit Minerals takes a significant step forward with the acquisition of six new tenements at its Equador Niobium and REE project.
Summit makes the addition of a highly experienced mining executive and battery metals industry professional to the leadership team.
It has been a longer wait than expected, but Summit have got boots on the ground and exploration has begun at Castor Lithium.
Early exploration is opened at Castor, with interpreted pegmatite dykes demanding immediate attention at the emerging lithium project.
Summit Minerals are showing promising signs for scale lithium at its new project in the heart of the Canada’s prolific James Bay lithium province.
Early exploration efforts have significantly heightened a multi-commodity opportunity at the Ahmed Antimony Project.
Covering 33 kilometres of prospective greenstone, Summit secure territory which remains unexplored for lithium in a world class province.
Early returns reveal shallow rare earths, validating earlier results and confirming that mineralisation stretches onto Summits adjoining territory.
Early exploration extends prospectivity at a project already boasting the highest antimony grades ever recorded in Australia.
Summit Minerals will shape exploration for the top-of-the-list critical mineral at its Ahmed Antimony acquisition with its technical team in the Morrocco.