Charger (ASX:CHR) set to burrow at Bynoe Lithium
Charger Metals are drill ready to test top priority targets in one of the most prospective areas, with highly anticipated maiden RC drilling set to commence at its Bynoe Lithium Project next to Core Lithium in the Northern Territory.
A drilling contractor has been locked in for a 2000-metres of first-pass drilling on three long lithium anomalies, consisting of thick and visible pegmatites along a strike from a Core Lithium Blackbeard prospect which has returned eye-opening lithium strikes.
Charger Managing Director Aidan Platel said all the factors pointed towards a high potential for the prospects to host significant lithium mineralisation.
“We are excited to lock in a drilling contractor for our maiden drill programme at Bynoe”, Mr Platel said.
“We have all our required permits in place, and contracting a local drilling company in Geodrilling
completed the final critical item.“As the region’s “wet season” draws to a close, we look forward to building momentum as we commence our maiden drill programme in the coming weeks.”
Prospects that will be the focus of the maiden drill programme and Core Lithium drill holes at the Blackbeard Prospect
The Bynoe tenement is surrounded by territory that comprises Core’s Finnis Lithium Project and its 14.7 Mt at 1.32% lithium oxide resource.
Charger’s drilling will fire as the majors start prowling around undervalued lithium assets.
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