The Northern Syncline represents Orom-Cross’s largest deposit and the bulk of the long-term mine plan.
The latest infill assays have returned strong graphite intersections across the full depth of the oxide zone, highlighting the remarkable continuity of this orebody. The strategy was to close gaps from earlier campaigns to improve geological confidence and to upgrade the classification of Resources to Reserves.
These results follow the strong Camp Lode assays which confirmed a series of high-grade, near-surface zones ideal for early-stage mining and cash flow generation. Together, these deposits provide both high-grade starter feed and long-life scalability, strengthening overall project economics and underpinning a robust mine plan for Orom-Cross.
L2301 – Key mineralised intervals
True Width / Total Graphitic Carbon
20.57m @ 6.52%
L2302 – Key mineralised intervals
True Width / Total Graphitic Carbon
25.08m @ 4.98%
4.9m @ 7.90%
4.1m @ 9.30%
L1901 – Key mineralised intervals
True Width / Total Graphitic Carbon
23.07m @ 4.36%
7.45m @ 6.53%
4.87m @ 6.37%
L2202 – Key mineralised intervals
True Width / Total Graphitic Carbon
21.52m @ 5.01%
8.24m @ 7.51%
3.27m @ 6.33%
L2102 – Key mineralised intervals
True Width / Total Graphitic Carbon
30.4m
Mineralisation from surface
7.02m @ 6.01%
We are pleased to share these latest results from the Northern Syncline, which underline the incredible continuity within this orebody. The length of these intersections and their shallow nature combine to allow for low strip ratios and an overall reduction in mining costs, which is a critical requirement for success ahead.
Cameron Pearce
Executive Chairman