Inca Minerals Limited (ASX: $ICG) receives advice for cultural heritage clearance

Inca Minerals Limited (ASX: $ICG) has received advice from the NT Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority (AAPA) that fieldwork for the Cultural Heritage clearance of Jean Elson tenements has been completed. The report is in the final stages, and a Clearance Certificate is expected to be issued in March. This will allow Inca Minerals to commence the long-awaited drilling of the outcropping mineralisation at Camel Creek (Ningaloo - Sunset Boulevarde) and a drill contractor is currently being scheduled for early mobilisation.

Executive Commentary on Jean Elson Project

The imminent granting of Cultural Heritage Clearance will allow Inca to execute uninterrupted exploration within its Jean Elson tenements. The company is pleased to have received this advice and is looking forward to the commencement of the drilling at the standout Camel Creek target. The extensive and widespread outcropping malachite and chrysocolla mineralised vein system at the Camel Creek target is considered a priority drill target, and the company is organizing the driller for mobilization as soon as possible. This is a significant step forward for Inca Minerals as it continues to target a new generation of Tier-1 mineral discoveries in Australia and Peru.

Summary of ASX Announcement

Inca Minerals Limited (ASX: $ICG) has received advice from the NT Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority (AAPA) that the fieldwork for the Cultural Heritage clearance of Jean Elson tenements has been completed, with a Clearance Certificate expected to be issued in March. This will enable the company to commence drilling at the standout Camel Creek target, which is considered a priority drill target with an extensive and widespread outcropping malachite and chrysocolla mineralised vein system. The company is also planning to undertake an RC drill program of up to 10 holes with depths of 100-150m to test the Camel Creek outcropping copper mineralised vein system. The imminent granting of Cultural Heritage Clearance will allow Inca to execute uninterrupted exploration within its Jean Elson tenements, marking a significant step forward in its pursuit of new mineral discoveries in Australia and Peru.