Desert Mines and Metals intercepts up to 9.27% molybdenum at Daehwa, South Korea
Desert Mines and Metals has reported numerous medium to high grade molybdenum and tungsten
intersections, with one very high grade molybdenum hit, from recent
drilling at its Daehwa project in South Korea.
A peak result of
0.28 metres at 9.27% molybdenum was assayed, typifying the type of
mineralisation mined in the upper levels of the historic Daehwa and
Donsan mine.
Drilling to date confirms that below the shallow
workings, mineralised structures appear to be continuing with comparable
grades. Also identified were several zones of broader low grade
molybdenum and tungsten mineralisation.
State owned Korean Resources Corporation acted as drilling operator and also co-funded the program.
Logging and sampling of the remaining 940 metres of drill core is continuing, so more results should be on their way shortly.
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