Bradda Head Lithium Ltd (AIM:BHL) executive chairman Ian Stalker spoke with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the latest exploration results from the Whistlejacket lithium project and plans for a new drilling campaign.
Recent sampling at Whistlejacket identified lithium-bearing spodumene, with channel samples - more representative than grab samples - grading up to 4.24% lithium oxide. The company has also identified five additional prospective areas as its understanding of the project develops.
Bradda Head plans to start drilling at Whistlejacket this month, targeting around 5,000 to 6,000 metres of infill drilling that could help progress the project towards an NI 43-101-compliant resource. "We've got the team intact and still ready to kick it off, and we're all systems go. So I think we're in for a nice ride in the next six months," Stalker said.
He also discussed Bradda Head's wider US strategy, including its San Domingo project and brine interests in Pennsylvania, where a planned solar project can operate on the surface while the company retains access to its brine rights, with the solar company covering annual renewal fees in the areas where it operates.
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