Gold Mountain Limited (ASX: GMN) Identifies Significant Lithium Anomalies
Key Exploration Findings
Gold Mountain Limited (ASX: GMN) has announced the discovery of significant lithium anomalies at its Bandarra-São Braz Project in Brazil. The company received results from 61 stream sediment samples, revealing peak lithium values of 76 ppm. These results indicate high potential for lithium-bearing LCT pegmatites in the region, with two major anomalies measuring over 7.5 km and 1.9 km, respectively.
Future Workplan
The company plans to undertake additional mapping, infill stream sediment sampling, and grid soil sampling to better define the sources of these anomalies. This groundwork aims to identify drill targets as part of its ongoing exploration program.
Executive Comments
David Evans, Managing Director of Gold Mountain, expressed enthusiasm about the project’s prospects. He stated, “The latest set of results have laid solid foundations for our ongoing exploration program at the Bandarra-São Braz Project, and I’m genuinely excited about what lies ahead for Gold Mountain in 2025. With a strong pipeline of large lithium, rare earth, and copper targets in emerging mining hotspots, the future looks very promising.”
Operational Context
The lithium anomalies correlate strongly with pathfinder elements like Rb, Cs, Sn, Tl, and Be, suggesting promising geological conditions in the Borborema Province. Historical artisanal mining in the area for feldspar and gem-quality beryl underscores the region’s mineral potential.
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