Tyranna Resources (ASX: $TYX) drilling campaign yields positive results

Tyranna Resources Ltd (ASX: $TYX) has released the final results from its recent reverse circulation (RC) drilling campaign at the Muvero lithium project in Angola. The drilling campaign, which took place between 24th April 2024 and 24th May 2024, has intersected mineralised pegmatite containing lithium, caesium, and tantalum. The best lithium result was 1m at 1.17% Li2O from 23m, the best tantalum result was 4m at 180ppm Ta2O5 from 32m, and the best caesium result was 1m at 1.12% Cs2O from 33m.

Executive commentary on future plans and strategy

Tyranna Managing Director, David Crook, stated, 'Assays from the last of the drill holes completed earlier this year, including those that tested geophysical targets on the western flank of the Muvero lithium deposit, returned only modest mineralisation as noted above. Core drilling is planned to resume later this quarter. The drilling rig is currently mobilising to site and will initially target the projected down-plunge position of Muvero Prospect mineralisation before commencing testing new targets within the broader Project area. The Company is also evaluating other projects in Angola that may fit the Company's broader strategy, of acquiring and developing demand-driven commodities.'

Outlook and future plans

The drilling campaign at the Muvero lithium project has shown promising results, with significant lithium, caesium, and tantalum mineralisation. Tyranna Resources Ltd (ASX: $TYX) plans to resume core drilling later this quarter, targeting the down-plunge position of Muvero Prospect mineralisation and testing new targets within the broader project area. Additionally, the company is evaluating other projects in Angola that align with its strategy of acquiring and developing demand-driven commodities. The future outlook for Tyranna Resources involves continued exploration and drilling activities at the Muvero lithium project, as well as potential expansion into other strategically aligned projects in Angola.