Exceptional Lithium Grades of Up to 4.3% Li2O Unearthed at Krakatoa Resources Limited's King Tamba Project
Krakatoa Resources Limited (ASX:KTA) has made considerable strides in its exploration activities, uncovering high-grade lithium of up to 4. 3% Li2O at its King Tamba project in Western Australia.
Multiple rock-chip results indicated more than 2% lithium oxide. Furthermore, peak assays revealed 4. 3% lithium oxide, 1. 7% rubidium oxide and 0. 5% cesium oxide.
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As stated by company CEO, Mark Major, these findings underscore the impressive lithium potential of the King Tamba project.
King Tamba, located 80 kilometres northwest of Mount Magnet in Western Australia's Mid-West, has affirmed its rising importance as a significant lithium asset with the discovery. The results from the area, a newly defined prospect named Wilsons, have played a pivotal role in unveiling the lithium potential of the project.
This landmark discovery not only boosts Krakatoa's portfolio but also contributes significantly to Australia's thriving lithium industry. With global demand for lithium on the upswing, the discovery is perfectly timed and provides immense growth opportunities for Krakatoa Resources Ltd.
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