Lithium and Gold exploration company with three strategically located projects in emerging and under-explored districts

Manhattan Corporation Limited (ASX:MHC) is an emerging exploration company focused on advancing exploring its newly acquired Chebogue Lithium Project located in Nova Scotia, Canada and advancing  Tibooburra Gold Project located in the Koonenberry Gold District, north of Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia

 

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Tibooburra Gold Project

The Tibooburra Gold Project comprises a land package covering ~ 220km of significantly under explored gold mineralised strike of deep-seated gold bearing structures associated with the Koonenberry and New Bendigo Regional Fault Structures within MHC’s 100% controlled tenure.

Drilling is underway at the project with ongoing drilling continuing to intersect significant mineralisation, the company anticipates drilling to span multiple campaigns until mid-2022

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Ponton Uranium Project

Manhattan’s Ponton uranium project is located approximately 200km northeast of Kalgoorlie on the edge of the Great Victoria Desert in WA. The Company has 100% control of around 460km2 of exploration tenements underlain by Tertiary palaeochannels within the Gunbarrel Basin. These palaeochannels are known to host a number of uranium deposits and drilled uranium prospects. The Company has drill tested and defined relatively shallow (50 to 70 meters deep) palaeochannel sand hosted uranium mineralisation amenable to in-situ metal recovery (ISR).

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Chebogue Lithium Project

The Chebogue Lithium Project covers approximately 1,200 km2 in the emerging hard-rock lithium jurisdiction of Nova Scotia, Canada. The Project represents a significant opportunity for the Company to advance a lithium project that has the potential to host spodumene-bearing pegmatites. Historic exploration in the surrounding project area has mainly focused on gold, tin, base metals, and rarely on other critical metals. A regional review was carried out by the Nova Scotia Government in 2016 and identified several areas prospective for hosting lithium-bearing pegmatites. These areas extend as far eastward as Paradise and southward to Liverpool

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