IN BRIEF: Bradda Head confirms Whistlejacket spodumene mineralisation
Bradda Head Lithium Ltd - North America-focused lithium explorer and developer - logs "significant" intersections of visible spodumene mineralisation at its Whistlejacket Lithium Project in Arizona. The company says it identified spodumene in three diamond drill holes, with a fourth hole in progress. Hole WSTL0020 returned 31.8 metres of visible fresh spodumene mineralisation from 161.85 to 193.65 metres; WSTL0021 returned intervals of 6.41 metres from 203.09 to 209.50 metres and 19.23 metres from 210.10 to 229.33 metres; while WSTL0022 returned 46 metres from 61.87 to 107.87 metres, all containing fresh spodumene mineralisation. Drilling continues at Whistlejacket with WSTL0023 to further define the three-dimensional shape of the main mineralised body. Bradda Head says assay results from WSTL0020 are expected in the coming weeks, with samples from WSTL0021 and WSTL0022 to follow. Executive Chair Ian Stalker calls the visual indications "highly encouraging" and says they give the company "real confidence" in the system's size and continuity. Read More