Rome Resources CEO on Strongest Tin Intercepts yet at Kalayi
Rome Resources’ chief executive Paul Barrett announced the company’s strongest tin intercepts yet at the Kalayi prospect, highlighting a series of unusually wide mineralized zones uncovered during a recent drilling campaign. The campaign logged more than 3,000 m of core, primarily at Kalayi, where five to six holes displayed markedly greater widths than earlier work. While X‑ray fluorescence (XRF) handheld readings suggest robust grades, the company cautioned that laboratory assays are still pending, noting a mid‑campaign equipment upgrade and multiple passes to improve data reliability. Barrett emphasized that the new intercepts extend into previously untested areas and remain open at depth, prompting plans for shallow‑angle drilling from a hillside rig—mirroring the approach used at the nearby Alphamin mine. He described the findings as “potentially very material” and indicated that an updated mineral resource estimate will follow once assay results arrive. If confirmed, the wider, deeper intercepts could substantially uplift Kalayi’s resource base and, given its eight‑kilometre proximity to Alphamin, provide a clear, low‑cost route to commercial tin production, strengthening Rome Resources’ growth outlook and appeal to investors.
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