Lithium Africa Intersects 8 Meters at 1.70% Lithium Oxide at Norrabees I
Bitget2026/10/15 11:35- Lithium Africa reported 8.0 meters grading 1.70% lithium oxide from 21.0 meters downhole at Norrabees I in South Africa.
- The intercept included 4.0 meters grading 2.59% lithium oxide, with individual samples reaching 4.11%.
- Reanalyzed lithium values in the reported interval were 18% to 21% higher than original results.
- Spodumene mineralization occurred in all four holes reported to date; three returned high-grade intercepts starting within 21 meters downhole.
- Three rigs remain active at Springbok, with 2,930.37 meters completed across 94 holes as of October 10, 2026.
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