Ragnar Metals: finds High Grade Nickel and Copper in Tullsta Project

It has been reported recently that, Ragnar Metals (RAG) has discovered high-grade nickel and copper mineralization in the Tullsta project in Sweden, and in June, Ragnar completed a four-hole diamond drilling program covering 2238 meters. The analysis of the drilling program confirmed the existence of nickel-copper mineralization in the sulfides intersecting with the 21DDTS002 hole.

Drilling also extends mineralization to a strike length of 140 meters along the bottom of the intrusive body and remains open in all directions. The results show that the total mineralized zone is 60.2m, with a nickel content of 0.75% and a copper content of 0.47%, ranging from 498.2 m to 558.4 m, including a wide range of high-grade results from the upper, middle, bubble, lower and basement contact zones.

Neil Hutchison, a consultant geologist at Ragnar, also commented on the latest results: "in our first drilling program for the Granmuren Deeps target area, three of the four completed boreholes intersect the significant width and length of nickel-copper sulphide mineralization.

Ragnar Metals plans to carry out downhole electromagnetic measurements and other work to support the next phase of drilling in the Tullsta project.