Terra Metals extends Southwest mineral strike at Dante Project

Terra Metals has extended the Southwest Main Sulfide Corridor at its Dante Project in Western Australia by 150 meters. This extension increases the strike length of the platinum group element (PGE3), copper, and nickel system to more than 1,100 meters.

Diamond drilling results from hole SWRD052 confirmed high-grade mineralization, including 275 meters at 0.91g/t PGE3 and 0.17% nickel. Other drill holes, such as SWRC083 and SWDD017, have further demonstrated that the mineralized system remains open along strike, down-dip, and at depth.

CEO and Managing Director Thomas Line stated that the results reinforce Southwest as a growth engine for the company, noting that the scale emerging at Southwest sits outside the existing 148Mt Dante Reefs resource. Five drilling rigs remain active at the site.