(Altus Strategies), a strategic company of Altus, which is listed on both the Australian Stock Exchange and the Toronto Venture Capital Exchange, announced the preliminary discovery of high-grade copper and silver mineralization in its Azlal (Azrar), Izogza (Izougza) and Tata (Tata) projects in Morocco.
The three projects, located in Anti-Atlas in western Morocco, were and are copper and silver mines with a total area of 252 square kilometres and are owned by (Aterian Resources), a wholly owned subsidiary of Altus.
Copper mineralization with a grade of up to 8.37% was seen in breccia during the exploration of the Izogza project.
The Azrar project saw mineralization of 3.41% copper and 56 g / ton silver in breccia.
0.24% copper mineralization was found in the sediments of the Tata project in the course of exploration.
Steven Bolton (Steven Poulton), the company's chief executive, said the first exploration results of the three projects were good.
At the site, Altus discovered artisanal hard rock mining monuments and carried out mapping.
"there may be sedimentary stratabound and contact zone breccia copper-silver mineralization," he said.
At the same time, the company reported that exploration for the recently approved Gavra (Jafra), Didas (Tiddas) and Amsa (Amsa) projects was under way and that there were already 10 "visionary" projects in Morocco.
The total area of these 10 projects is 675 square kilometers.
Bolton revealed that Altus' field team has identified a number of targets for follow-up exploration.
