Salazar Reports a High-Grade Tungsten-Silver Intersection at the Pijili Project, Ecuador: 2.00 Metres Grading 1.80% W (2.27% WO3) and 740 g/t Ag
Salazar Resources identified a high-grade tungsten-silver interval at its Pijilí Project, grading 1.80% W and 740 g/t Ag over 2.00 metres, through re-interpretation of historical drill hole MERC-011. This sub-interval occurs within a broader 18.55-metre zone of copper-silver mineralization and highlights a critical mineral enrichment that the company notes significantly exceeds global median skarn deposit grades.
Key figures
- Copper grade pct
- 0.63
- Interval width m
- 2
- Silver grade g t
- 740
- Tungsten grade pct
- 1.8
- Surface anomaly size m
- 600 m x 450 m
- Tungsten grade wo3 pct
- 2.27
- Broader interval ag g t
- 189.8
- Broader interval width m
- 18.55
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