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The Citronen Zinc-Lead Project represents one of the world’s largest undeveloped zinc-lead resources with a resource in excess of 13 billion pounds of contained zinc and lead metal. The project is located in northern Greenland, a self-governed part of the Kingdom of Denmark and has a low level of sovereign risk. To date in excess of 67,000m of diamond drilling has been completed at the Citronen Project. The current resource (January 2012) for Citronen is: Medium grade resource of:
Using Ordinary Kriging interpolation and reported at a 3.5% Zn cut-off Figures rounded to one decimal place within a larger resource of:
Using Ordinary Kriging interpolation and reported at a 2.0% Zn cut-off Figures rounded to one decimal place For further information relating to the resource estimate, please see the ASX Announcement #132- Resource Upgrade at Citronen on the Investor Relations page.
Citronen is a sedimentary exhalative (SEDEX) deposit- a potentially very large type of deposit. The mineralisation at Citronen starts from surface, is flat lying and is currently open in almost all directions. The deposit is adjacent to a deep water fjord that may provide near mine ship docking and loading opportunities.
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