-- アサラ・リソーシズ（ASX:AS1）は、ギニアのカダ金プロジェクトにおけるマッサン鉱床の鉱物資源量推定区域内で実施している第1段階リバースサーキュレーションおよびダイヤモンド掘削プログラムによる14本の掘削孔の最新結果を、月曜日にオーストラリア証券取引所に提出した書類で明らかにした。 結果は、金品位2.2グラム/トンで最大82メートル、うち5.2グラム/トンで6メートル、15グラム/トンで4メートル、うち57グラム/トンで1メートルという高品位を示した。 同社は、サザン高品位延長部はマッサン・コアの高品位延長部と解釈され、最近発見されたノースイースト高品位延長部と繋がっていると述べた。延長部は500メートルと確定しているが、掘削が著しく不足しており、アサラは現在、全範囲にわたって積極的に掘削を進めている。 同社の株価は終値で26%下落した。
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