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摘要

Ivanhoe Mines has intersected a relatively shallow, westerly extension of the Kakula copper discovery at the Kamoa-Kakula project in the DRC. The step-out borehole, located 3.8 km west of the current limit of Kakula drilling and 5.4 km from of the boundary of Kakula's current Inferred Resources, was sited at the intersection of the axis of the interpreted Kakula trend with a SW-NE -trending antiform, and intercepted 16.3 m of 'visually moderate-strong' chalcocite mineralisation similar to that found in the core of the Kakula deposit, beginning at 410 m below surface. The discovery essentially doubles the potential strike length of the Kakula mineralisation to more than 10 km.