URU completes ground-based electromagnetic survey at Zeb project
London-listed URU Metals has completed the fieldwork component of the ground-based frequency-domain electromagnetic (FDEM) survey at the Zeb nickel project, in South Africa.
The survey forms part of the company's ongoing geophysical programme designed to refine and prioritise drill targets associated with the interpreted magmatic conduit system and potential semi-massive to massive nickel sulphide mineralisation.
"We are pleased to have completed the ground-based FDEM survey, marking another important milestone in the advancement of the Zeb project. The integration of the ground-based gravity and FDEM results with the airborne datasets is expected to significantly enhance our understanding of the identified anomalies and help define the best locations for drill testing.
"We are very excited about the progress being made and are looking forward to the upcoming drilling campaign," URU CEO John Zorbas says.
URU is now awaiting the final processing, interpretation and integration of the ground-based gravity and FDEM data with the previously completed airborne gravity, magnetic and Spectrem electromagnetic datasets.
The combined interpretation is expected to further refine conductive and dense anomaly targets; improve understanding of the geometry and continuity of prospective mineralised zones; and identify and prioritise the most prospective locations for the upcoming drilling programme.
The final interpretation will include recommendations on the highest-priority drill targets based on the combined airborne and ground-based geophysical datasets.
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