The trenching program identified new targets with a number of sections averaging over 3% C(g).
In addition to evaluating the areas adjacent to the mine, the trenching aimed to new areas where airborne geophysical anomalies and/or surface channel sampling has identified prospective targets.
The company also collected bulk samples for future metallurgical testing.
Alabama Graphite president and CEO Ron Roda said: "We emphasize that all of the results presented are from soft, oxidized material which differentiates the Alabama graphite deposits relative to other flake graphite occurrences in North America.
"The Bama Mine is of significant interest as both historical records and our own metallurgical testing indicates a very high proportion of coarse flake graphite.
"Our test results suggest that there is the potential to develop another resource in close proximity to the former mine.
As the further step in the exploration process for the Bama mine project, the company is preparing composite samples to undertake metallurgical testing from some of the key trench intercepts.
