• Midnight Sun Mining (MMA) announced that drilling has commenced on the Solwezi Licences in Zambia
  • Up to 4,500 metres of diamond drilling for up to 29 drill holes planned
  • Al Fabbro, President & CEO of Midnight Sun, sat down with Daniella Atkinson to discuss the drilling program
  • The drill program was designed based on a review and re-interpretation of data generated by Rio Tinto Mining and Exploration Limited
  • Midnight Sun Mining is an exploration stage company engaged in acquiring and exploring mineral properties
  • Midnight Sun Mining Corp. (MMA) opened trading at C$0.165 per share

Midnight Sun Mining (MMA) announced that drilling has commenced on the Solwezi Licences in Zambia.

Highlights:

  • Four exploration targets and new concepts to be tested
  • Up to 4,500 metres of diamond drilling for up to 29 drill holes planned
  • Drill has arrived on site and set up at Mitu

Al Fabbro, President & CEO of Midnight Sun, sat down with Daniella Atkinson to discuss the drilling program.

“Our Solwezi Licences are located in an area of world-class copper mines and have so far shown many of the hallmarks of such deposits. We are of the view that this revised technical approach will provide the company with an opportunity to catapult the project to a new level.”

Midnight Sun has committed to up to 4,500 metres of drilling at its Solwezi Licences for the 2022 field season.

Midnight Sun has contracted ATL Drilling Services Ltd. to perform the diamond drilling program announced by the company in late June. This drill program was designed based on a review and re-interpretation of data generated by Rio Tinto Mining and Exploration Limited under the terms of a now terminated earn-in and joint venture agreement.

Midnight Sun Mining is an exploration stage company engaged in acquiring and exploring mineral properties.

Midnight Sun Mining Corp. (MMA) opened trading at C$0.165 per share.


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