Nimy Resources has released more spectacular assays from its Block 3 Gallium Discovery in WA. The latest results show that Block 3 is emerging as a major discovery with high-grade mineralisation which remains wide open. Nimy’s timing looks ideal, with the Western world scrambling to secure gallium supplies following China’s move to restrict exports of the critical metal. Gallium is used in high-tech applications such as computer chips and is essential in cutting-edge military equipment.
Nimy said today that the gallium runs from surface to a depth of 240 metres where it remains open. Drilling is ongoing and a host of assays are pending. These will feed into a maiden resource. Nimy Managing Director Luke Hampson said, “These assays indicate a continuation of high-grade gallium immediately east, west and south of our previously drilled high-grade holes, including high-grade intervals outside of our current exploration target.”
With Phase III nearing completion and remaining Phase 2 assays due shortly, we are defining a globally significant gallium project capable of supporting in part the supply and needs of the Western world.