CATHEDRALS BELT PROJECT

80km WNW Leonora, WA

OVERVIEW

The Cathedrals Belt Project targets Ni-Cu-Co mineralisation in similar settings to the neighbouring Mt Alexander Project. St George Mining Ltd has had considerable success at their Mt Alexander Project, with multiple intersections of high grade nickel-copper sulphides over a broad area at their Cathedrals, Strickland and Investigators Prospects. The Cathedrals Belt is unusual in its orientation, striking ENE–WSW, at a high angle to the NNW trend of the regional stratigraphy and structures in the Mt Ida Belt. The “belt” is interpreted to be remnant rafts of ultramafics entrained within the granitic country rock and rotated during deformation. Electromagnetic (EM) targeting for massive sulphides has been very effective for previous explorers within the Cathedrals Belt area. The priority exploration programs will include high resolution magnetic surveys and a regional scale electromagnetic survey. Targets identified will be further evaluated through diamond drilling.

Recent Exploration

Aldoro completed a Moving Loop Ground EM (MLEM) in December 2019. The survey covered the western portion of tenement E29/1030 with a total of 52.5 line km completed, with 551 stations along 26 lines at 200m spacing, covering an area of approximately 11km2. The MLEM survey targeted an E-W magnetic feature in the southwest portion of E29/1030 identified from Aldoro’s high resolution aeromagnetic survey (ASX, Aeromagnetic Survey Completed at Cathedrals Project, 19 November 2018)