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Tantalex Lithium (CSE:TTX) reports final 115 drill holes from Manono Tailings K Dump

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26 September 2022 13:15 (EDT)

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Tantalex (TTX) has averaged 0.946 per cent Li2O from the Manono Tailings K Dump in the Congo.

The figure, measured from surface, stems from the final 115 drill assays from the K Dump’s 2022 infill drilling program.

The company has completed 2,117 m across 156 aircore drill holes at the K Dump to define a measured category for Manono’s Mineral Resource Estimate, which is expected for early October. Once it receives assay results from the G Dump, Tantalex intends to proceed to a Preliminary Economic Assessment.

President and CEO Eric Allard spoke with Sabrina Cuthbert about the results.

Assay intersections from MDA211 to MDA325 greater than 15 m depth

A typical section through K Dump’s course stacked dumps showing vertical and lateral lithium grade continuity

A typical 200 m section across K Dump’s domed terrace showing lateral and vertical lithium grade continuity

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Tantalex’s application with the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation has been delayed due to its corporate name change but should be resolved in the next few days.

Tantalex Lithium Resources is a mineral exploration, and development company focused on lithium, tin, tantalum and other high-tech minerals in Africa.

Tantalex (TTX) is down by 5.88 per cent, trading at $0.08 per share as of 12:29 pm EST.

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