A-Cap targets early mining

Monday, July 14, 2014

Botswana Stock Exchange listed A-Cap Resources has started diamond drilling at its Mea and Bolau coal projects in the central district to establish indicated resources that could enable development of a 1-2 million tonnes per annum project.

In a statement, the company said that drilling at Mea will focus on establishing an indicated resource on the portion of the deposit most suitable for early mining.

In addition, work on Bolau will establish a resource on the shallow up dip extension of African Energy Resources’ adjacent 2.5 billion tonne Sese Coal deposit.   The drilling campaign is expected to be completed by the end of August.

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A-Cap targets early mining

Botswana Stock Exchange listed A-Cap Resources has started diamond drilling at its Mea and Bolau coal projects in the central district to establish indicated resources that could enable development of a 1-2 million tonnes per annum project.

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