- Giyani Metals Corp. (EMM) has received assay results from its Otse manganese oxide prospect
- SGS South Africa has assayed 5,126 samples from Giyani’s 2021 exploration program at Otse with a number of intersections exceeding 60 per cent manganese oxide (MnO)
- In late 2021, Giyani drilled 4,149 m of reverse circulation (RC) drill holes in both the north and south target areas at Otse
- Assay and drilling data from the program will be submitted to SRK Consulting for estimation of a maiden mineral resource for Otse
- Giyani is a mineral resource company focused on becoming one of Africa’s first low-carbon producers of high-purity manganese sulphate precursor materials
- Giyani Metals Corp. was down 1.299 per cent, trading at $0.38 at 1:30 PM ET
Giyani Metals Corp. (EMM) has received assay results from its Otse manganese oxide prospect following its 2021 initial exploration program.
SGS South Africa has assayed 5,126 samples from Giyani’s 2021 exploration program at Otse with a number of intersections exceeding 60 per cent manganese oxide (MnO), including hole RCOT21_015 reporting 44.5 per cent MnO over 27.5 metres.
In late 2021, Giyani drilled 4,149 m of reverse circulation (RC) drill holes in both the north and south target areas at Otse.
Assay and drilling data from the program will be submitted to SRK Consulting for estimation of a maiden mineral resource for Otse, currently anticipated in Q4 2022.
Otse is located approximately 50 kilometres east of the K.Hill Battery Manganese Project and lies only two kilometres from the A1 highway between Gaborone and the border with South Africa.
Giyani is developing K.Hill to be a responsible, low carbon and sustainable producer of high-purity manganese sulphate monohydrate (HPMSM), a critical raw material for the electric vehicle market.
“To achieve multiple holes showing grades of over 30 per cent MnO across widths greater than 10 m strengthens the prospect’s promise to have an even higher average grade than K.Hill, and we look forward to its maiden Mineral Resource Estimate later this year,” said Robin Birchall, CEO of the company.
Giyani is a mineral resource company focused on becoming one of Africa’s first low-carbon producers of high-purity manganese sulphate precursor materials directly from manganese oxide ore, used by battery manufacturers for the expanding EV market.
Giyani Metals Corp. was down 1.299 per cent, trading at $0.38 at 1:30 PM ET.
