Tivan reports high-grade fluorite at Sandover project

Tivan has reported significant high-grade fluorite intersections from its Stage 2 drilling program at the 100%-owned Sandover project in Australia's Northern Territory. The 58-hole reverse circulation program covered 5,884 metres across seven reefs, with mineralisation identified in every hole.

Key drilling results include a standout intersection of 3m at 74.3% calcium fluoride (CaF2) at Reef E. Other notable intersections include 18m at 25.1% CaF2 (including 7m at 54.9% CaF2) and 17m at 19.9% CaF2. The company identified Reefs A, C, and E as priority systems for future resource-focused drilling, noting that mineralisation remains open along strike and at depth.

Tivan plans to develop an exploration target and initiate a Stage 3 drilling program to support a potential maiden mineral resource estimate. The company aims to use Sandover to become a long-term producer of acid-grade fluorspar, providing security of supply for partners in Japan.