Namibia Critical Metals has launched an extensive drilling program at its Lofdal heavy rare earths project in Namibia, aiming to expand resources across multiple deposit areas. The program includes 83 reverse circulation drillholes over five months, totaling about 13,000 meters, targeting a maiden resource estimate at Area 5 and increasing resources at Areas 4 and 2B. A deep core drill hole will test the Area 4 deposit extension to 800 meters depth, potentially enabling future underground mining. This effort could significantly extend the mine life or increase throughput, with expert underground mining design support on standby. The company also engaged with partners and local stakeholders during the campaign.
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