GreenTech Metals uncovers 4.76 million tonne copper zone at Ayshia project
GreenTech Metals discovered a significant high-grade copper deposit extending beyond its existing resource limits at the Ayshia mine in Western Australia.
GreenTech Metals announced a major finding at its Ayshia copper project in Western Australia's West Pilbara region. Drilling at the Whundo site produced an assay of four million seven hundred sixty thousand tonnes at seven point one three percent copper from hole 26GTDD016. This intersection extends mineralisation approximately sixty five meters down plunge, surpassing the boundaries of the 2023 resource envelope. The new data reveals a broad zone of chalcopyrite-rich massive sulphides spanning six million eight hundred fifty thousand metres. James Rattenbury, the company's CEO, described the result as an outstanding start to the current drill program. He noted it represents one of the project's highest grade multi-metre copper intersections to date. The discovery suggests significant potential for expanding the known copper resource.