- Tartisan Nickel (TN) is expanding the mineral deposit at its Kenbridge Nickel Deposit in Ontario
- The Toronto-based company has hired an engineering firm to help advance exploration on the property
- The company is moving the project into the advanced exploration stage
- It now expects to conduct a deep geophysical survey of the property to further define targets
- It also expects additional drilling to bring Inferred Resources into the Indicated category
- Tartisan Nickel Corp. (CSE:TN) is unchanged, trading at $0.12 at 12:36 p.m. ET
Tartisan Nickel (TN) is expanding the mineral deposit at its Kenbridge Nickel Deposit in Ontario.
The Toronto-based company confirmed Thursday it has hired an engineering firm to help advance exploration on the property.
The company’s geologists will now work with Nordmin Engineering to develop subsequent steps as it moves the project into the advanced exploration stage.
The company recently completed a Preliminary Economic Assessment on the property and expects an even better understanding of the geology will further enhance its value.
It now expects to conduct a deep geophysical survey of the property to further define targets.
Additional drilling will then test those new targets as well as further outline known mineralization.
It also expects additional drilling to bring Inferred Resources into the Indicated category.
“We are pleased to be working with Nordmin Engineering as the Kenbridge Nickel Project moves into the Advanced Exploration phase. 2023 will be a pivotal year for Tartisan as we move towards feasibility and into project development and ultimately production at Kenbridge,” Tartisan Nickel CEO Mark Appleby said in a statement.
Tartisan Nickel Corp. (CSE:TN) is unchanged, trading at $0.12 at 12:36 p.m. ET.
