Bravo Mining (BRVO.V) recently released the assay results of 25 diamond drill holes (for a total of just under 5,000 meters of drilling) from its Brazil-based Luanga deposit, and most holes continued to intersect high grade mineralization over relatiely thick intersections. The table below summarizes the most interesting intervals encountered in this drill program.
This means Bravo Mining has now completed a total of 338 drill holes for 72,000 meters of drilling, while the company’s team on the ground also dug 42 trenches.
In a subsequent update, the company released more details on seven holes it drilled on the T5 copper-gold target, located on the Luanga project. The assay results have confirmed the footprint of the mineralization now extends to a strike length of approximately 300 meters with one of the holes intersecting just over 13 meters of 2.93% copper and 0.39 g/t gold roughly 100 meters east of the initial discovery hole at that target.
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