Forrestania Resources has confirmed highly anomalous heavy REEs up to 0.47% TREYO at the Melita 02 prospect, a key target of the Company’s Eastern Goldfields Project in Western Australia.
The late stage, igneous intrusive located and sampled at the Melita 02 prospect on the Breakaway Tenement returned 4676.5ppm TREYO.
Excitingly, the find contains a high ratio of in-demand heavy REEs of 12.4%.
It is also a promising sign for future exploration with the fertile rock chips found spaced over 800m.
We are delighted at the early exploration results from the Breakaway Well project, where heavy REE’s have been discovered, this is in addition to the broad scale gold and base metals prospectivity of the project area,” Forrestania Chairman John Hannaford said.
“This result is a testament to the systematic approach that our exploration team has undertaken, following up geophysical anomalies and historic data.
“Significantly, these exceptional REE bearing rock chips were collected from areas close to the Mt Stirling REE and Au project held by Asra Minerals (ASX:ASR) and the Redlings REE prospect held by Marquee Resources (ASX:MQR).
“We believe the large FRS tenement holdings of the Eastern Goldfields project offer significant potential for a major REE discovery.”
Forrestania Resources Limited engages in the exploration and development of mineral projects in Western Australia. The company primarily explores for gold, lithium, and nickel deposits. It holds interests in the Forrestania project covering an area of 623 km²; the Southern Cross gold project comprising five tenements, one exploration license, three exploration license applications, two prospecting licenses, and one mining license covering an area of 144.28 km²; and the Leonora project, including one exploration license and five exploration license applications that covers an area of 853.5km² in Western Australia. The company was incorporated in 2021 and is based in West Perth, Australia.
