West Cobar Metals (ASX:WC1) announces significant scale potential at Bulla Park project

West Cobar Metals Limited (ASX:WC1) has announced further evaluation of its 100%-owned Bulla Park Copper-Antimony Project, revealing significant scale potential for the mineralisation encountered to date. The project, located 110km west of Cobar in New South Wales, has shown promising results with the dominantly tetrahedrite, chalcopyrite, and stibnite mineralisation. Assays for recently drilled diamond hole BPD09 are expected before the end of September.

Executive Commentary

Further assessment and evaluation of the drilling and geophysical data at Bulla Park has shown that the thick zone of copper-antimony mineralisation is projected to extend both east and west. The mineralisation may have a strike length of 1.8km or more, based on the gravity and aeromagnetic data. Across strike dimensions are estimated to be about 350m and thickness of the main (lower) horizon is about 40m based on existing intersections. The potential for additional silver-zinc-lead mineralisation south of the copper-antimony mineralisation also presents an exciting opportunity for the project.

Summary

West Cobar Metals (ASX:WC1) has reported significant scale potential for copper-antimony mineralisation at its Bulla Park project. The company's further assessment and evaluation of the drilling and geophysical data have revealed promising projections for the extension of the mineralisation, indicating a potential strike length of 1.8km or more. Additionally, the presence of silver-zinc-lead mineralisation south of the copper-antimony mineralisation adds further value to the project. With the current macroeconomic factors favoring antimony and copper prices, the company is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for critical minerals. The upcoming assays for the recently drilled diamond hole BPD09 are anticipated to provide valuable insights into the project's potential. West Cobar Metals remains optimistic about the future prospects of the Bulla Park project and is committed to unlocking its full potential.