Si6 Metals has begun a regional exploration program across its wholly owned Botswanan tenements, starting with soil and rock sampling and geological mapping aimed at defining targets for ground geophysics and possible drill testing. The work begins at the Maibele East and Mashambe prospects, both along strike to the north-east of the Maibele North resource, and follows a geological review the company says identified numerous high-quality early-stage base and precious metal prospects. Executive chairman Patrick Holywell says the program will define key target areas across the 100%-owned ground and prepare the company for the next phase of work. Read the full article for how the wholly owned tenure relates to the joint venture prospects, and the pegmatite review Si6 is running with the University of Botswana.

Si6 steps out with regional exploration in BotswanaSi6 Metals has kicked off a regional exploration program across its 100 per cent owned Botswanan base and precious metals assets. The program will include rock and soil sampling in addition to geological mapping and aims to define targets for further exploration. The regional exploration will start at prospects along strike from an existing advanced resource of 2.36Mt at 0.72 per cent nickel and 0.21 per cent copper.https://www.businessnews.com.au/article/Si6-steps-out-with-regional-exploration-in-Botswana