S2 Resources Limited has announced that all exploration licences have been granted for the Loch Lilly project in New South Wales, marking a significant step forward in their exploration activities. The project, located 70 kilometres southeast of Broken Hill, is recognized for its potential in copper-gold porphyry-style mineralisation. The company plans to initiate land access negotiations and conduct geophysical surveys at various prospects to refine drilling plans. The project spans 100 kilometres of the Loch Lilly-Kars belt, which remains largely unexplored but is considered analogous to other fertile geological belts in Australia. Through an earn-in and joint venture agreement, S2 Resources could achieve up to a 75% stake in the project. The historical exploration activities are under review and validation by S2, with the company yet to conduct any new drilling or sampling.
Key Points
All exploration licences granted at the Loch Lilly project, 70 kilometres southeast of Broken Hill, NSW.
Confirmed prospective copper-gold porphyry-style mineralisation at the project area.
Several undrilled porphyry-style targets identified in regional geophysics.
Negotiation of land access agreements to commence, followed by geophysical surveys at priority prospects.
S2 Resources Ltd can earn up to a 75% interest in the Loch Lilly project through an earn-in and joint venture agreement.
The project covers 100 kilometres of the largely unexplored Loch Lilly-Kars belt.
Potential for both copper-gold porphyry and volcanogenic massive sulphide base metals.
Historical exploration data is being reviewed and validated by S2 Resources Ltd.
No recent drilling or sampling by S2, but historical data shows potential for mineralisation.
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