GreenTech Metals (ASX:GRE) has finalized plans for a second-stage drilling program at its Whundo Copper-Zinc project in West Pilbara. The program aims to expand the resource base by drilling up to 4,000 meters, targeting under-explored mineralized shoots.
GreenTech Metals is set to commence a second-stage drilling program at its Whundo Copper-Zinc project, aiming to expand its resource base significantly. The project involves drilling up to 4,000 meters at under-explored sites such as Austin, Shelby, Yannery, and Ayshia. Following drilling, downhole electromagnetic surveys will be conducted to identify further exploration targets. This drilling campaign is supported by recent funding and grants, and aims to enhance the project's economic viability, targeting a project size of 10-15 million tonnes. GreenTech Metals focuses on critical minerals for the battery storage and electric vehicle sectors, with projects in lithium, copper, nickel, and cobalt.
The upcoming drilling program is an exciting step in confirming the potential for significant resource expansion at Whundo. Shelby is a priority target, and we are optimistic about the impact of this drill campaign on resource growth.