Aim-listed Shuka Minerals has made significant progress at its Kabwe zinc mine in Zambia.
The company has completed the third drill hole, KBDD03, at the Number 2 orebody. This drill hole was strategically planned to intersect the orebody 30 m east of the KBDD01 intersection at a depth of approximately 250 m.
Shuka Minerals Advances Drilling at Kabwe Mine
The completion of the KBDD03 drill hole marks a crucial step in Shuka Minerals’ exploration efforts. This drill hole was executed at a 65° angle with a bearing of 125°, showcasing the company’s commitment to thorough geological assessment.
By targeting the orebody 30 m east of a previous intersection, Shuka Minerals aims to enhance its understanding of the zinc deposits in the area. This strategic approach is essential for future mining operations.
Zambia: Key figures on drilling progress
- KBDD03 drill hole completed
- Drill depth of about 250 m
- Planned at 65° at a bearing of 125°
- 30 m east of KBDD01 intersection
Future Prospects for Shuka Minerals
Shuka Minerals is likely to continue its drilling program to further explore the potential of the Kabwe zinc mine. The results from KBDD03 will inform subsequent drilling strategies and operational decisions.
Next Steps for Exploration
- Analysis of KBDD03 results
- Planning for additional drill holes
Shuka Minerals is making strides in zinc exploration at its Kabwe mine in Zambia.
