Tsodilo Resources Study Identifies Principal Rare Earth Host at Botswana Project

Bitget2026/10/19 04:12

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Tsodilo Resources reported research advances on October 19, 2026, to guide exploration at its wholly owned Gcwihaba Metals Project in Botswana.
University of Cape Town researchers identified cerium-rich allanite as the principal rare-earth host, supporting core logging for planned follow-up drilling.
BITRI's four-sample study recorded rare-earth elements plus yttrium concentrations of 85–1,794 ppm; these geological results do not replace existing drill-core assays.
Battelle completed an initial AI model to identify rare-earth-anomalous drillholes, with output intended to help rank exploration targets.

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Tsodilo Resources Study Identifies Principal Rare Earth Host at Botswana Project

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