EXPLORATION & DEVELOPMENT

Odin and market encouraged by copper hits

HIGHLY leveraged Odin Metals has higher hopes for its Koonenberry project in New South Wales after some high grade results from the Cymbric Vale prospect increased the prospectivity of the ground.

 Drilling at Koonenberry

Drilling at Koonenberry

The standout hit at Cymbric Vale was 11m at 1.9% copper from 35m was much higher grade than two historical holes.

Cymbric Vale is also located within an area where geophysics is said to have identified targets over in-excess of 12km of strike.

Further, Odin is now modelling a potential IOCG target at the Big Mother prospect.

Scout drilling is continuing at Koonenberry, which covers 2600sq.km.

Odin started the quarter with A$2.2 million cash.

As such a fundraising in the short term is probably likely, albeit the company claimed late last month the $2.2 million was "sufficient to fund corporate costs for the remainder of 2022 and also facilitate further exploration activities".

Shares in Odin were up 25% to 3c in late trade on strong volumes, capitalising the company at $14 million.

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