Inomin Mines extends Onuki discovery footprint to 900 meters at Beaver-Lynx project
IMC•Inomin Mines said drilling extended the Onuki discovery footprint to approximately 900 meters at its Beaver-Lynx project in British Columbia. A 402-meter interval graded 0.2% nickel and 21% magnesium, starting 6 meters below surface.
1. Drilling results
Inomin Mines reported that drilling extended the Onuki discovery footprint to approximately 900 meters at Beaver-Lynx in British Columbia. A 402-meter interval graded 0.2% nickel and 21% magnesium, beginning 6 meters below surface.
2. Program details
The Lynx block program comprised nine holes totaling 3,452.8 meters at the Onuki zone. Sumitomo Metal Mining Canada funded the approximately $2.3 million exploration program, described as the project's largest single exploration investment to date. Assay results for the remaining three drill holes are pending.
