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ITech Minerals LTD ( (AU:ITM) ) has provided an announcement.
ITech Minerals has identified multiple gold- and antimony-bearing structures at its Reynolds Range project in the Northern Territory following an ultra-detailed 25-metre spaced drone magnetic survey over the Sabre and Falchion prospects. The new data reveal at least four previously underappreciated east–west structures, each extending more than 3km and controlling high-grade mineralisation along the margins of magnetic dolerite dykes, overturning earlier assumptions of a predominantly northwest–southeast structural control. Supported by recent strong drill results, the clearer structural model significantly increases the perceived exploration potential of Reynolds Range, and iTech plans detailed soil sampling in the coming months while seeking expedited approvals for follow-up drilling, a step that could materially advance the project’s development and enhance its position in the gold–antimony exploration space.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:ITM) stock is a Hold with a A$0.06 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on ITech Minerals LTD stock, see the AU:ITM Stock Forecast page.
More about ITech Minerals LTD
ITech Minerals Ltd is an Australian exploration company focused on gold, antimony and other minerals, with its Reynolds Range project in the Northern Territory held through its wholly owned subsidiary iTech Energy Pty Ltd. The project spans four granted exploration licences over 791 square kilometres in the Aileron Province and lies along the >42km Stafford Gold Trend, where iTech retains 100% of non-lithium commodities while SQM International holds an option over lithium rights.
Average Trading Volume: 1,260,851
Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
Current Market Cap: A$13.86M
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