BeMetals Defines Ingwe Shoot and Increases Potential at Pangeni Copper Project

BeMetals Corp. has released encouraging results from its recent drilling program at the Pangeni Copper Project in Zambia. This core drilling has detailed the continuity of the Ingwe shoot and Nkala Zone copper mineralization, with significant geological correlations observed.

The Ingwe shoot has been outlined as a higher-grade copper zone with dimensions of 600 metres long, 14 to 23 metres thick, and 250 to 350 metres wide. This shoot is part of the broader Nkala Zone, extending for at least 1.4 kilometres along a larger mineralized corridor of 1.7 kilometres in length.

Notably, drill hole D8-C1, located 1 km from the main Nkala Zone trend, has intersected anomalies in copper, indicating potential new discoveries beneath the Kalahari sand cover. This position suggests the possibility for additional copper-mineralized bodies, enhancing the project's exploration scope.

President and CEO John Wilton emphasized that the recent findings illuminate the Pangeni Project's promise for expanding copper mineralization through further exploration and drilling, potentially leading to meaningful discoveries.