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NL () will commence an inaugural drilling program as part of the wholly – owned Mulligan Cobalt project in Ontario, Canada, where previously collected samples received 19% cobalt and 56.69 g / t. gold. site, with drillers to focus their initial efforts on the 1,570 meter borehole with 16 NQ diamond drill holes.
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during a recent polarization-induced study on an 8.1-kilometer line.
Andrew Tunks, General Manager of Meteoric, said, "We are excited to begin our inaugural drill program at Mulligan, which is the culmination of an intense target production program completed in Canada. by the Meteoric Team
"The Mulligan Project includes significant historical work as well as seven new geophysical targets and is a great place to complete our first drilling program."
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On-site work is being conducted by Tony Cormack, cobalt consultant and geophysicist badisted by geologists from Orix Geoscience Inc.
Samples Historical records collected by the Ontario Ministry of Mines, In 1952, the Ministry of Northern Development and Mines ranked 12.6% cobalt, 1.03% nickel, 29.76 g / t of coal, gold and 39.69 g / t silver
Ltd. and 56.69 g / t gold.
Meteoric reported that a bulk sample of eight tonnes had estimated approximately 10% cobalt for the project.
The company also reported sample samples selected up to 9.71% cobalt, 16.5 g / t READ: Meteorological Resources identifies strong drivers at the Mulligan Cobalt Project
Tunks said the company was eager to continue the inaugural drilling at Mulligan with additional drilling in its Canadian portfolio of "seven very exciting" Earlier this month, Meteoric announced that airborne geophysical programs would begin at its Iron Mask and Mulligan East projects, with ground geophysical surveys at Burt, Joyce Lake and Lorrain.
These programs are designed to generate a list of drill targets prioritized in upcoming years over the coming months.
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