Multiple zones of copper and silver mineralisation were identified down hole. Induced Polarisation geophysics was used to identify the drill targets, which comprise two 600 metre long chargeability anomalies.
The combination of IP Geophysics and geochemistry has allowed Geopacific to consistently and accurately identify drill targets that yield impressive results, with over 80% of the drill holes at the Kou Sa project exhibiting mineralisation.
A new zone of copper and silver mineralisation has been identified at Prospect 190 of the Kou Sa Project in Cambodia.
Geopacific Resources managing director Ron Heeks said: "Once again we have gone to an entirely new area identified from IP geophysics and have hit mineralisation in the very first hole. The second hole drilled in the parallel zone to the south is also expected to confirm copper and silver mineralisation.
The upside of this project is increasing rapidly and I look forward to the results from further drilling in these areas. The results continue to prove the effectiveness of IP geophysics at identifying new zones of mineralization within the Kou Sa Project."
Exploration continues
The area between the chargeability anomalies of Prospect 190 and Prospect 128 remains untested by IP geophysics, with anomalies on the edge of both surveys not fully defined. Follow-up IP geophysics will be completed in this area to establish the extent of the current 4km chargeability trend that stretches from Prospect 160 in the west to Prospect 128 in the east. A number of anomalies, mainly around the Prospect 128 area, are currently being drilled.
