Jourdan Resources Inc. has initiated a soil sampling program on its claims in the Preissac-La Corne lithium mining district, located 35 km north of Val-d'Or, Quebec. This program, involving a 400m x 200m grid and aiming to sample about 1,000 sites, is a precursor to potential drilling. The company plans to analyze samples for rubidium and tantalum using advanced methods. The objective is to identify new lithium mineralization areas while simultaneously progressing towards an initial resource estimate for its Vallée property.
Jourdan Resources Inc. (TSXV: JOR; OTCQB: JORF) has announced partial assay results from its winter 2022 drilling campaign at the Vallée project in Quebec. The results indicate the presence of multiple lithium grading zones, further confirming the northern pegmatite over a strike length of 200 meters. Notably, all 18 drill holes completed intersected spodumene-bearing pegmatites. The company is focused on initiating a mineral resource estimate and plans additional drilling at its other properties, Baillargé and Preissac-La Corne.
Jourdan Resources Inc. (TSXV: JOR; OTCQB: JORF) announced the initial assay results from its winter 2022 drilling campaign on the Vallée project in Quebec, showing multiple lithium grading zones. Drill hole VAL22-2-6 revealed significant lithium grades, including 1.56% Li2O over 3.2 meters and 1.92% Li2O over 1 meter. All 18 holes drilled in this campaign intersected spodumene-bearing pegmatite. The completed program totaled 3,629 meters, expanding the known deposit. The company anticipates further assay results, bolstering its mineral resource estimate efforts.
Jourdan Resources Inc. announced that all eighteen drill holes from its 2022 winter drilling campaign on the Vallée property intersected a new spodumene-bearing pegmatite swarm. The completed phase 2 drilling totaled 3,629 meters, and the core will be analyzed for lithium content to assist in an initial resource estimation. Since September 2021, all 26 drilled holes have encountered spodumene-bearing dykes. The company aims to enlarge the lithium deposit and may pursue further drilling later in 2022 as it prepares for its first resource estimate.
Jourdan Resources Inc. has announced successful results from its winter 2022 drilling campaign at the Vallée property, where all 18 drill holes intersected a new spodumene-bearing pegmatite swarm. The company expanded its campaign by two additional drill holes, totaling 3,600 meters. The drilling success aims to lay the groundwork for an initial resource estimate, moving Jourdan closer to its goal of becoming Quebec’s next lithium producer. The company has significantly increased its drilling database since 2011, now totaling over 9,400 meters.
Jourdan Resources Inc. announced that all fourteen drill holes in its 2022 winter campaign intersected a new spodumene-bearing pegmatite swarm at its Vallée property. An additional eight drill holes have been added, totaling over 3,200 meters for the campaign. CEO Rene Bharti expressed optimism about the drill program's success, which aims to enhance resource estimates and contribute to the company's goal of becoming Quebec's next lithium producer. The company plans further exploration based on positive past results and is expanding its database for future resource assessment.
Jourdan Resources Inc. (TSXV: JOR; OTCQB: JORFF) announced successful results from its 2022 winter drilling campaign at the Vallée property, where all twelve drill holes intersected a new spodumene-bearing pegmatite swarm. This follows an expansion of their drilling program, adding eight more holes. The campaign aims to build on past discoveries and establish a preliminary mineral resource estimate. Executive Chairman Dr. Andreas Rompel expressed optimism about the potential to enlarge the known deposit size. Assay results from previous bulk samples indicated high lithium oxide grades.