- Turmalina Metals Corp. (TBX) has begun drilling at its Chanape Project, northeast of Lima, Peru
- Chanape contains multiple high-grade tourmaline gold-silver-copper breccia pipes
- The initial drill phase of 8 to 10 drill holes will test three of 30 breccia zones identified to date
- The project is a large system with high-grade gold-silver-copper breccia and vein targets and the potential to host significant mineralization
- Turmalina Metals Corp. (TBX) is trading steady at $0.325 per share at 10:35 am ET
Turmalina Metals Corp. (TBX) has begun drilling at its Chanape Project, northeast of Lima, Peru.
Chanape contains multiple high-grade tourmaline gold-silver-copper breccia pipes.
The initial drill phase of 8 to 10 drill holes will test three of 30 breccia zones identified to date.
Turmalina will also evaluate the deeper porphyry potential of the project.
Previous exploration at the project has already defined multiple high-grade targets.
The project is a large system with high-grade gold-silver-copper breccia and vein targets and the potential to host significant mineralization.
The company’s Chief Executive Officer, James Rogers said that Chanape represents excellent potential for both high grade and size.
“Initial fieldwork completed by the Turmalina team along with a concurrent review of past historic data has led to the development of multiple targets and we look forward to information that will be generated during this initial phase of drilling.”
Turmalina Metals (TBX) is an exploration company which focuses on developing high grade gold-copper-silver projects in South America.
Turmalina Metals Corp. (TBX) is trading steady at $0.325 per share at 10:35 am ET.