REG - Ariana Resources PLC - SUBSTANTIAL DRILLING PROGRESS AT SALINBAS
25/01/2023 07:00
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RNS Number : 7305N Ariana Resources PLC 25 January 2023
25 January 2023
AIM: AAU
SUBSTANTIAL DRILLING PROGRESS AT SALINBAS
Ariana Resources plc ("Ariana" or "the Company"), the AIM-listed mineral
exploration and development company with gold mining interests in Europe, is
pleased to announce the initial results from the 2021-2022 drilling programme
at the Salinbas Project and provides an update on the ongoing drilling
programme. The Salinbas Project is operated via Zenit Madencilik San. ve
Tic. A.S. ("Zenit") in partnership with Proccea Construction Co. and Ozaltin
Holding A.S. and is 23.5% owned by Ariana.
Highlights:
· Over 8,000m of diamond drilling has been completed at the Salinbas
Project, representing a 350% increase in drilled metres over the original
programme.
· Approximately 22,000m of resource and exploration drilling has now been
planned to better constrain the mineralisation and to extend its boundaries.
· Significant results of the current programme include:
o 13.7m @ 6.75g/t Au + 1.3g/t Ag
o 8.6m @ 3.90g/t Au + 1.5g/t Ag + 68ppm Mo
o 11.5m @ 1.37g/t Au + 8.5g/t Ag
· Very encouraging results from the initial drilling at Hizarliyayla,
displaying extensive silica-carbonate mineralisation containing abundant
base-metal sulphides.
· Recent surface sampling at Hizarliyayla (including Au: 1.02 g/t, Ag: 141
g/t, Pb + Zn: c. 20%) has shown the potential for a base-metal rich
intermediate sulphidation epithermal system.
Dr. Kerim Sener, Managing Director, commented:
"We are delighted to report the initial results from the drilling programme
which has been underway at the Salinbas Project over the past year. These
results have demonstrated the continuity of gold and silver mineralisation
within part of the AS Zone, between Salinbas and Ardala, and confirmed the
presence of significant molybdenum mineralisation in the periphery of the
Ardala porphyry. Further confirmatory analytical work is being undertaken on
the drill core to understand the distribution of precious and base-metal
mineralisation and its associated alteration.
"The drilling programme was originally planned for 2,300m but this was
extended at different points throughout the year, particularly following the
receipt of critical forestry permits, which will now allow for a total
programme of up to 22,000m. The programme continues to be funded through
US$8 million in new capital provided to the project by Ozaltin Holding A.S.
and is accompanied by various environmental studies and social development
work.
"The drilling programme progressed slowly due to very poor weather in the
early part of 2022. Drilling conditions have often been problematic,
particularly where significant colluvium cover was being penetrated in the AS
Zone. These issues, coupled with the high demand on the Kiziltepe Mine
Laboratory for analysis and external laboratory QA/QC check assays, have
resulted in a delay to the receipt of results from the programme. We are
confident that the delivery of samples to the laboratory and the subsequent
analytical work is now speeding up, though a backlog of over 2,500 samples
remains.
"Drilling is now also well underway at Hizarliyayla using a second drill
rig. The initial results from this work and associated detailed field
sampling are highly encouraging, demonstrating the potential of this area to
host an intermediate sulphidation precious and base-metal system. This is
particularly significant given the proximity of the area to the >4Moz Hot
Maden Cu-Au deposit just 7km to the south. Accordingly, the Salinbas Project
is now shown to comprise several porphyry-related gold-rich mineralised
systems over approximately 11km of strike."
The information contained within this announcement is deemed by the Company to
constitute inside information as stipulated under the Market Abuse Regulations
(EU) No. 596/2014 as it forms part of UK Domestic Law by virtue of the
European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018 ("UK MAR").
Drilling Programme
The Salinbas Project, comprising the mineralisation encountered at
Salinbas-Ardala and Hizarliyayla, is located in north-eastern Turkey within
the multi-million-ounce Artvin Goldfield. Drilling has been focused in the
Ardala area since November 2021 (Figure 1), with a total of 8,778.9m drilled
to date (including the first 2 holes at the Hizarliyayla prospect to the
south) across 42 HQ diamond drill holes, with the top of hole in PQ due to a
thick colluvium layer.
Currently, two drill rigs are operating simultaneously across Salinbas-Ardala
and Hizarliyayla. The average drilling depth has been approximately 200m,
with a minimum depth of 29.7m and a maximum depth of 745.3m. Of the drilling
completed to date, 13 holes were angled at between 50(o) and 75(o), with the
rest drilled vertically.
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Figure 1: Map showing the completed and planned drillhole collar positions for
the Salinbas Project.
The ongoing drilling programme at Salinbas has three primary objectives:
1) To continue exploration step-out drilling between the known limits of
the Salinbas deposit and the Ardala porphyry. A 500m gap known as the AS
Zone between the Salinbas and Ardala mineralised zones required further drill
testing. Drilling initially completed in 2019 (for 2,210m as announced on 11
July 2019), suggested that the AS Zone probably contained other significant
forms of precious and base-metal mineralisation including additional
mineralised porphyries, skarn-skarnoid contact mineralisation, and
highly-mineralised breccia structures;
2) Test non-outcropping lateral extensions of the Ardala porphyry within
the periphery of its known extent;
3) Complete the first phase of resource infill drilling at the
north-eastern end of the Salinbas deposit, within the AS Zone.
Later phases of this on-going drilling campaign will focus on resource infill
drilling on the Salinbas western extents and several peripheral exploration
targets. Several holes within these planned areas required forestry permits,
which were obtained during the latter part of 2022. Furthermore, additional
holes will be added to this drilling programme for the purpose of acquiring
specific material for further metallurgical test work.
All historic drilling, up to and inclusive of 2019 has defined the current
JORC Measured, Indicated and Inferred Resource of 1.5 million ounces of gold
(as announced on 30 July 2020) split between the high-grade Salinbas deposit
and the lower-grade, high-tonnage Ardala Porphyry Complex. To date, 30,278.65m
of drilling has been completed across 173 holes at the Salinbas Project in
total.
Samples extracted from the Salinbas drilling programme have been sent
periodically in batches to the Kiziltepe Mine Laboratory ("KML") for
processing and analysis. This has resulted in temporary delays and backlogs
of pending samples for the Salinbas Project as a whole. The requirement to
introduce the Salinbas samples slowly was undertaken to mitigate high sample
flow from other higher priority projects and to allow for sufficient
calibration and testing of new instruments introduced to the mine laboratory
through an expansion completed during 2020/2021. The day-to-day operational
samples from the Kiziltepe Mine, as well as the significant ongoing flow of
samples from the rapidly progressing development work underway at the Tavsan
Project has also taken priority over the Salinbas analyses.
To date, a total of 3,757 sample results for 3,854.7m of sampled drill core
has been returned from the KML (plus 442 QA/QC samples). Approximately 10%
of all analysed samples are being externally analysed by ALS Global in Izmir
as an external laboratory check as part of the QA/QC procedures used for the
project. Results are pending for a further 2,500 samples (including 294
QA/QC samples).
Results from the AS Zone are continuing to demonstrate that the geological
model for this area remains robust with several anomalous intercepts being
returned from the expected Salinbas mineralisation horizon located between the
Kizilcik and Ziyarettepe formations (Table 1). However, there is some
additional complexity associated with a porphyry intrusion which appears to
partially underly and disrupt the Salinbas mineralisation horizon in places.
The most significant intercepts within the expected target zones include:
o ARD039: 13.7m @ 6.75g/t Au + 1.3g/t Ag from 101m
o ARD050: 8.6m @ 3.90g/t Au + 1.5g/t Ag + 68 ppm Mo from
108.9m
o ARD042: 11.5m @ 1.37g/t Au + 8.5g/t Ag from 60m
o ARD060A: 18.7m @ 0.97g/t Au + 24.5g/t Ag from 114m
Each of these intercepts was identified at the contact between the Kizilcik
and Ziyarettepe formations, which defines the host horizon for the Salinbas
style mineralisation (Figure 2). Drill holes ARD039 and ARD050 are of
particular interest as these holes have intercepted new extensions of the
Salinbas mineralisation, expanding the mineralisation model a further 100m
beyond previous drilling.
Furthermore, testing of the Salinbas model towards its north-eastern extent
has confirmed that a large complex of multi-phase intrusions in part cross-cut
the Salinbas mineralisation. Accordingly, it is concluded that the 500m gap
between the Ardala porphyry and the Salinbas zone is largely occupied by
untested phases of porphyry intrusions which were emplaced coevally with the
Ardala mineralised porphyry. Assay results from several holes drilled into
these porphyries and testing to depths beyond 450m have returned with
significant molybdenum results including:
o ARD051: 60.7m @ 109ppm Mo from 396.7m
including 1.2m @ 418ppm Mo at 396.7m
o ARD051: 14.3m @ 93ppm Mo from 361.6m
o ARD049: 8.7m @ 135ppm Mo from 190.6m
Work is currently underway to confirm the associated base-metal content
(copper, lead and zinc) of some of these intercepts in order to accommodate
this data for use in future economic assessments.
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Figure 2: Schematic cross-section through Salinbas Main Zone, A-S Zone and
Ardala Porphyry Complex, showing newly intercepted intrusions and anomalous
molybdenum zones. Porphyry intrusions have been extrapolated to depth based on
current understanding. No vertical exaggeration has been applied.
Table 1: Significant intercepts calculated for all 2021/2022 drilling, using a
0.5g/t Au minimum cut-off and typically allowing for 1m internal dilution but
up to 3m depending on the geology of the intercept. Intercepts calculated
using KML data and supported by external laboratory results. Intercepts
recording a grade greater than 0.7g/t Au are shown below.
Hole ID From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Gold (g/t) Silver (g/t) Mo (ppm)
ARD035 112.00 116.40 4.40 1.05 8.7 20
ARD036 103.30 105.70 2.40 1.31 10.0 2
ARD036A 106.90 109.00 2.10 1.29 14.7 29
ARD037 149.30 152.60 3.30 1.34 4.0 7
ARD038 127.00 128.30 1.30 4.72 15.9 5
143.00 144.50 1.50 1.94 237.5 27
148.10 149.40 1.30 0.70 3.2 13
ARD039 101.00 114.70 13.70 6.75 1.3 7
ARD040 103.40 107.00 3.60 2.01 3.5 3
111.9 121.60 9.70 1.09 20.34 0
ARD041A 88.00 90.30 2.30 1.19 20.2 30
ARD042 51.30 52.50 1.20 2.07 17.1 14
60.00 71.50 11.50 1.37 8.5 20
ARD044 66.70 70.00 3.30 1.43 3.1 2
82.80 84.40 1.60 3.22 13.8 30
ARD049 66.00 67.20 1.20 1.82 15.3 52
78.00 79.00 1.00 0.71 1.2 18
86.50 87.50 1.00 0.72 0.3 1
ARD050 94.50 96.40 1.90 0.82 63.0 16
108.90 117.50 8.60 3.90 1.5 68
ARD054 297.50 299.80 2.30 0.98 2.0 28
317.35 320.50 3.15 0.94 4.3 16
ARD056 117.70 120.00 2.30 0.76 0.4 Not assayed
189.30 190.70 1.40 3.95 0.3
ARD059 18.00 19.70 1.70 2.43 0.5
ARD060 96.50 112.10 15.60 0.73 4.4
115.10 118.50 3.40 1.25 28.3
124.20 127.20 3.00 0.73 38.0
ARD060A 114.00 132.70 18.70 0.97 24.5
ARD061 72.60 74.50 1.90 3.03 3.7
Table 2: Significant intercepts calculated for all 2021/2022 drilling at
Ardala, using a 50ppm Mo minimum cut-off and allowing for up to 5m internal
dilution.
Hole ID From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Mo ppm
ARD034 113.50 123.80 10.30 81
including 1.20 2
0
8
ARD049 120.00 130.80 10.80 68
190.60 199.30 8.70 135
ARD050 112.50 117.50 5.00 106
including 1.00 2
9
4
ARD051 156.70 162.20 5.50 94
361.60 375.90 14.30 93
396.70 457.40 60.70 109
including 1.20 4
1
8
ARD054 113.4 117.8 4.40 260
127.6 129.6 2.00 547
266.5 267.5 1.00 271
Hizarliyayla Drilling
The Hizarliyayla Prospect is located 7km southwest of the Salinbas area and
about 7km north of the Hot Maden Au-Cu deposit. The area is defined by an area
of approximately 700m by 500m of argillic to advanced-argillic alteration zone
with pervasive disseminated pyrite, silica and minor gold from surface.
In 2017 (see announcement dated 5 September 2017), the Ariana exploration team
completed extensive surface mapping to 1:10,000 scale, pXRF soil, clay, and
rock-chip sampling over the Hizarliyayla Prospect. This work was followed up
in the Autumn of 2022 with further infill soil sampling, rock sampling for
geochemistry, petrography and multi-sensor sample scanning, detailed
geological, alteration and structural mapping supported by remote sensing
studies; collectively leading to define the type of the mineralisation and
alteration zonation at Hizarliyayla. The collective results were used in late
2022 to plan Zenit's maiden diamond drilling programme at Hizarliyayla.
The Hizarliyayla drilling programme consists of up to 19 planned holes for
approximately 4,000m (Figure 3). Drilling commenced on the project in late
December 2022, with the first hole (HZR001) completed by early January 2023 at
a final depth of 366 m. Drilling is expected to continue at Hizarliyayla until
the end of Q1 2023.
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Figure 3: Map showing the drilling planned at Hizarliyayla, including the
recently completed holes.
Drill hole HZR001 has now been reviewed and sampled by the onsite geological
team. The drill core observations have provided very encouraging results
(Figure 4). Of most significant interest is a zone of highly brecciated
mineralisation spanning 6m from 157.5m down hole with a 10m alteration halo.
This zone contains abundant silica-carbonate veins with layered pyrite,
marcasite and rhodochrosite with galena, sphalerite, and other sulphide
minerals. At approximately 160.2m, clear carbonate-sulphide veins are noted
with peripheral lattice boiling textures.
Drill hole HZR002 has also been completed for 420m and logging is underway.
This collar was planned 100m southwest of HZR001. The on-site team have
confirmed similar mineralisation as noted in HZR001 from approximately 270m
downhole. Samples extracted from both HZR001 and HZR002 are being sent to
the KML for priority analysis.
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Figure 4: Half cores from the first drill hole at Hizarliyayla showing
silica-carbonate mineralisation with galena and sphalerite:
A) HZR001 @162.8m showing disseminated and patchy galena, sphalerite, pyrite
with multiphase Mg + silica-carbonate mineralisation;
B) HZR001 @160.2m showing late-stage veins with greater galena and sphalerite
content within its halo; lattice bladed texture indicating boiling;
C) Concentrically laminated pyrite around silica-carbonate nodule;
D) Broken laminated pyrite in the centre and galena, sphalerite and pyrite
mineralisation at the bottom of the image;
E) chalcopyrite, galena, sphalerite and pyrite mineralisation within a
silica-carbonate vein and disseminated pyrite in silicified host rock.
Sampling and Assaying Procedures
All diamond drill core is currently being processed at the Kiziltepe mine site
and analysed at the Kiziltepe Mine Laboratory ("KML"). Results are assessed
systematically and are grouped according to individual mineralised zones at
the Salinbas Project.
HQ size drill-core samples from the drilling programme at Salinbas and Ardala
were cut in half by a diamond saw and sent for analysis in batches in line
with the Company's quality control procedures. Core recovery for all
drilling conducted at Salinbas during this campaign was 82%, for a total of
6,230 measurements. A total of 4,199 samples (including 442 QA/QC samples)
were submitted to KML. A total of 672 samples (including 112 QA/QC samples)
were submitted to ALS Global, Izmir as an external laboratory check to add
confidence to KML results, particularly during laboratory expansion work.
QA/QC sample insertion rates vary depending on the batch size accepted by the
laboratory. Ariana sampling protocol requires insertion of 4 QA/QC samples per
batch to include 1 blank, 1 CRM, 1 field duplicate and 1 pulp duplicate to
assess the accuracy and precision of all stages of the sampling and analysis.
During the 2021-2022 drilling, Zenit QA/QC protocol required 1 blank, 1 CRM
and 1 field duplicate and over 10% samples analysed at external laboratory.
The Zenit QA/QC protocol is under review by both Ariana and Zenit teams
following the laboratory upgrade.
Between 2020 and 2021, KML has undergone an extensive expansion to meet the
significant demands for sample assaying, from both the mining and exploration
teams. This expansion is complete with the onsite laboratory now housing seven
furnaces, two ICP-OES instruments, two Atomic Absorption spectrometers (AAS),
three drying ovens, three crushers and three pulverisers. The laboratory
upgrades have allowed for a doubling of sampling throughput (70 samples per
day to 135). The two major upgrades for 2021 included the addition of 1) a
multi-element ICP-OES (Perkin Elmer Avio 550) analyser, and 2) an Elementrac
CS-I sulphur-carbon analyser. The ICP-OES provides the team with a full suite
of elements on selected samples (as opposed to just gold and silver).
However, new operating procedures are currently being internally reviewed and
calibrations of the new instruments are being assessed. As part of this, the
laboratory team are sending in excess of 10% of their crushed rejects from
selected drill core samples to ALS Global in Izmir for check assays, with c.9%
of the Salinbas samples also analysed at ALS. Zenit's internal QA/QC data
and sample duplicates have been reviewed, and are considered satisfactory for
Ariana's reporting purposes. In addition, since October 2022 KML has been
accredited by the Turkish Accreditation Agency (TÜRKAK) with "TS EN ISO/IEC
17025:2017 General Requirements for the Competence of Experimental and
Calibration Laboratory".
All samples were assayed for gold using a 30g fire assay. Multi-element ICP
was used for molybdenum, as well as other elements though further review is
required currently for the copper, lead and zinc analyses. Reviews of the
assay results have determined that all Quality Control and Quality Assurance
samples (blanks, standards and duplicates) passed the required quality control
checks established by the company, with duplicate samples showing excellent
correlation. Laboratory sample preparation, assaying procedures and chain of
custody are appropriately controlled. Zenit maintains an archive of half
core samples and a photographic record of all cores for future reference.
Contacts:
Ariana Resources plc Tel: +44 (0) 20 7407 3616
Michael de Villiers, Chairman
Kerim Sener, Managing Director
Beaumont Cornish Limited Tel: +44 (0) 20 7628 3396
Roland Cornish / Felicity Geidt
Panmure Gordon (UK) Limited Tel: +44 (0) 20 7886 2500
John Prior / Hugh Rich / Atholl Tweedie
Yellow Jersey PR Limited Tel: +44 (0) 7951 402 336
Dom Barretto / Tom Randell arianaresources@yellowjerseypr.com (mailto:arianaresources@yellowjerseypr.com)
/ Shivantha Thambirajah
Editors' Note:
The information that relates to Exploration Results is based upon information
compiled by Mr Zack van Coller BSc (Hons), Special Projects Geologist, Ariana
Resources plc. Mr van Coller has sufficient experience which is relevant to
the style of mineralisation and type of deposits under consideration and to
the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as
defined by the 2012 edition of the Australasian Code for the Reporting of
Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves (JORC Code). Mr van
Coller has over 10 years of relevant experience in the Technical Assessments
of Mineral Properties. Mr van Coller consents to the inclusion in the report
of the matters based on his information in the form and context in which it
appears.
The information in this announcement that relates to exploration results is
based on information compiled by Dr. Kerim Sener BSc (Hons), MSc, PhD,
Managing Director of Ariana Resources plc. Dr. Sener is a Fellow of The
Geological Society of London and a Member of The Institute of Materials,
Minerals and Mining and has sufficient experience relevant to the styles of
mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity
that has been undertaken to qualify as a Competent Person as defined by the
2012 edition of the Australasian Code for the Reporting of Exploration
Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves (JORC Code) and under the AIM
Rules - Note for Mining and Oil & Gas Companies. Dr. Sener consents to
the inclusion in the report of the matters based on his information in the
form and context in which it appears.
About Ariana Resources:
Ariana is an AIM-listed mineral exploration and development company with an
exceptional track-record of creating value for its shareholders through its
interests in active mining projects and investments in exploration companies.
Its current interests include gold production in Turkey and copper-gold
exploration and development projects in Cyprus and Kosovo.
The Company holds 23.5% interest in Zenit Madencilik San. ve Tic. A.S. a joint
venture with Ozaltin Holding A.S. and Proccea Construction Co. in Turkey which
contains a depleted total of c. 2.1 million ounces of gold and other metals
(as at February 2022). The joint venture comprises the Kiziltepe Mine and the
Tavsan and Salinbas projects.
The Kiziltepe Gold-Silver Mine is located in western Turkey and contains a
depleted JORC Measured, Indicated and Inferred Resource of 222,000 ounces gold
and 3.8 million ounces silver (as at February 2022). The mine has been in
profitable production since 2017 and is expected to produce at a rate of
c.20,000 ounces of gold per annum to at least the mid-2020s. A Net Smelter
Return ("NSR") royalty of 2.5% on production is being paid to Franco-Nevada
Corporation.
The Tavsan Gold Mine is located in western Turkey and contains a JORC
Measured, Indicated and Inferred Resource of 307,000 ounces gold and 1.1
million ounces silver (as at November 2022). Following the approval of its
Environmental Impact Assessment and associated permitting, Tavsan is being
developed as the second gold mining operation in Turkey. A NSR royalty of up
to 2% on future production is payable to Sandstorm Gold.
The Salinbas Gold Project is located in north-eastern Turkey and contains a
JORC Measured, Indicated and Inferred Resource of 1.5 million ounces of gold
(as at July 2020). It is located within the multi-million ounce Artvin
Goldfield, which contains the "Hot Gold Corridor" comprising several
significant gold-copper projects including the 4 million ounce Hot Maden
project, which lies 16km to the south of Salinbas. A NSR royalty of up to 2%
on future production is payable to Eldorado Gold Corporation.
Ariana owns 100% of Australia-registered Asgard Metals Fund ("Asgard"), as
part of the Company's proprietary Project Catalyst Strategy. The Fund is
focused on investments in high-value potential, discovery-stage mineral
exploration companies located across the Eastern Hemisphere and within easy
reach of Ariana's operational hubs in Australia, Turkey and the UK.
Ariana owns 75% of UK-registered Western Tethyan Resources Ltd ("WTR"), which
operates across south-eastern Europe and is based in Pristina, Republic of
Kosovo. The company is targeting its exploration on major copper-gold
deposits across the porphyry-epithermal transition. WTR is being funded
through a five-year Alliance Agreement with Newmont Corporation
(www.newmont.com (http://www.newmont.com) ).
Ariana owns 50% of UK-registered Venus Minerals Ltd ("Venus") which is focused
on the exploration and development of copper-gold assets in Cyprus which
contain a combined JORC Indicated and Inferred Resource of 17Mt @ 0.45% to
1.10% copper (excluding additional gold, silver and zinc).
Panmure Gordon (UK) Limited is broker to the Company and Beaumont Cornish
Limited is the Company's Nominated Adviser and Broker.
For further information on Ariana you are invited to visit the Company's
website at www.arianaresources.com (http://www.arianaresources.com) .
Glossary of Technical Terms:
"Ag" chemical symbol for silver;
"Au" chemical symbol for gold;
"Mo" chemical symbol for molybdenum;
"g/t" grams per tonne;
"KML" Kiziltepe Mine Laboratory;
"m" Metres;
"ppm" parts per million.
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