Six Sigma Metals has returned elevated vanadium, copper, cobalt, titanium and iron from sampling at the Chuatsa project in Zimbabwe, with six of eight surface rock samples grading above 0.68% vanadium and 55% of soil samples above 0.3%. Exploration manager Steve Groves says results exceeded the historical levels recorded by Anglo American in the 1960s, with several samples running above 1% vanadium pentoxide, and that elevated cobalt across the project adds to its multi-commodity potential. The ground sits 140km north-east of Harare and has not been explored since the 1960s. Read the full article for how Chuatsa fits with the Shamva lithium project and the due diligence Six Sigma is completing ahead of a proposed acquisition.

Is this just the tip of the iceberg for Six Sigma’s Chuatsa vanadium project in Zimbabwe? | StockheadSpecial report: Battery metals explorer Six Sigma said it is just “scratching the surface of what could be a large, high value ore body” after it returnedhttps://stockhead.com.au/resources/is-this-just-the-tip-of-the-iceberg-for-six-sigmas-chuatsa-vanadium-project-in-zimbabwe/