-- オーストラリア証券取引所(ASX:AQD)に水曜日に提出された資料によると、AusQuest社は、ペルーのカンガロ斑岩銅・金プロジェクトにおいて、リバースサーキュレーション掘削により、全長1,500メートルを超える連続した鉱化帯の特定が継続されていると発表した。 掘削では、160メートル地点から269メートルにわたり銅品位0.3%、金品位0.1g/tの鉱化帯が確認されたほか、124メートル地点から214メートルにわたり銅品位0.3%、金品位0.1g/tの鉱化帯も確認された。 同社は、有望な南部地域でのさらなる掘削を可能にするため、第4段階の掘削地点の許可取得を優先的に進めていると述べた。
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