Apex Critical Metals discovers high-grade niobium at surface along a striking trend extending for 1.8 kilometres
Apex Critical Metals Corp. just unveiled the highly anticipated results from its 2024 exploration program at the Cap Project, located near Prince George in British Columbia. The Cap Property, roughly 25 km2 in size and accessible year-round, covers a large carbonatite system, which was sampled for niobium and REE (Rare Earth Elements) this summer. The assays are nothing short of amazing as high-grade niobium was discovered at surface, with outcrops reaching up to an impressive 3.33% Nb₂O₅, and similarly rich concentrations found in carbonatite boulders, with grades of 1.79% and 1.45% Nb₂O₅. The high-grade nature of niobium reminds of the spectacular discovery made by WA1 Resources Ltd. in Western Australia, a success story covered in last month‘s initiating coverage on Apex Critical Metals.
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