- Latin Metals (LMS) is releasing continuous rock chip channel sampling results from the company’s Lacsha Project in Peru
- The results come from the project’s Lascha North target area
- Results show broad and consistent copper and molybdenum mineralization
- The company recently identified similar mineralization at its Lacsha South target area as well
- Latin Metals is unchanged, trading at $0.1158 at 9:00 am ET
Latin Metals (LMS) is releasing continuous rock chip channel sampling results from the company’s Lacsha Project in Peru.
The results come from the project’s Lascha North target area. Results show broad and consistent copper and molybdenum mineralization, including 72 metres grading 0.2 per cent copper and 62 parts per million (ppm) molybdenum.
The Vancouver-based mineral exploration company recently reported positive results from its Lacsha South target area, where similar mineralization was recently identified.
“These results further expand the mineralized footprint at Lacsha, which indicate two large and distinct mineralized centers exposed at surface. We continue to be of the view that these zones could represent the upper weathered portions of potentially large porphyry system. In the past week, ground magnetic surveying has been completed over both Lacsha North and Lacsha South, with results expected in due course,” said Latin Metals President and CEO Keith Henderson.
The company owns a 100-per-cent interest in the Lascha Project, which is located in the northern Lima-Ica portion of the Coastal Copper Belt in Peru.
Latin Metals is unchanged, trading at $0.1158 at 9:00 am ET.
