Assays from the infill drilling at Camp Lode have delivered a sequence of strong, high-grade near-surface hits, underscoring Orom-Cross’s exceptional blend of scale, shallow mineralisation and low-cost, open-pit potential.
These results confirmed high-grade extensions within and adjacent to the planned pit area, providing additional higher-grade tonnes that will strengthen early-stage project economics. Access to elevated-grade material early in the mine schedule is expected to enhance cash flow and shorten payback once operations commence.
Camp Lode
| Mt | % Total Carbon | |
|---|---|---|
| Inferred | 0.36 | 6.50% |
| Indicated | 2.20 | 6.96% |
| Sub-total Resources | 2.56 | 6.88% |
| Reserves | 2.49 | 6.74% |
L1602 – Key mineralised intervals
True Width / Total Graphitic Carbon
27.49m @ 8.18%
6.4m @ 10.19%
10.95m @ 11.13%
L1703 – Key mineralised intervals
True Width / Total Graphitic Carbon
25.39m @ 7.34%
10.41m @ 11.27%
L1803 – Key mineralised intervals
True Width / Total Graphitic Carbon
7.75m @ 5.41%
10.89m @ 9.73%
from surface to 12m
L1502 – Key mineralised intervals
True Width / Total Graphitic Carbon
16.26m @ 7.37%
from surface to 17m
L1601 – Key mineralised intervals
True Width / Total Graphitic Carbon
13.63m @ 6.18%
L1703 – Key mineralised intervals
True Width / Total Graphitic Carbon
27.49m @ 8.18%
6.4m @ 10.19%
10.95m @ 11.13%
The infill assays are beginning to come through and thus far they are excellent. The results from Camp Lode confirm further long intersections of high-grade, near-surface graphite that will strengthen early-stage project economics
Cameron Pearce
Executive Chairman