NuPower Resources will commence a reverse circulation (RC) drill program at its Arganara phosphate project located in the Northern Territory. The company has scheduled to drill around 200, 30 m holes in a 6000 m drill campaign in the subsequent weeks.
Western part of NuPower’s Arganara Exploration License (EL) 24726 shown in Red. Proposed phase one drill holes shown as red dots.
The primary program’s objective is to outline traces of phosphate and to maintain holes with a 200x200 m grid spacing, which covers identified phosphate mineralization at a contiguous tenement that may possibly be inferred to widen on to the grounds of the company.
The company has incorporated grading access tracks, groundwork of general location for the drill program and formation of a completely operational field site, which contains a kitchen, telecommunications block and further facilities. NuPower is anticipating to work at its Arganara project due to the phosphate prosperity, depending on the close position to the recognized phosphate resources and location along the strike from the existence of the historic phosphate at Anomaly L and Limestone bore additional to the east and north east, and moreover situated at the Arganara exploration license, EL 24726.
NuPower will send the drill chip samples to Alice Springs for preparation every 4 to 6 days and later to ALS in Brisbane for drill chip analysis, which will be started at the earliest.
The company will become a major phosphate firm by means of the expansion of the Lucy Creek and theArganara projects in Australia’s Northern Territory, if the validation of the prospective is encouraging.