New Tungsten Zones Discovered at Salau Mine

Apollo Minerals Limited has disclosed the discovery of additional tungsten mineralisation zones at its Couflens Project in France. The historical Salau mine, known for high-grade tungsten, reveals a potential larger scale system. Newly identified areas expand the exploration footprint and target areas for future development.

The discovery includes the Veronique-Upper Zone, with intercepts reaching 4.3m at 1.3% WO3. This area, along with the Veronique Zone, shows promise for Phase 1 drilling, spanning over 400m along strike and 600m along dip. Salau's historical mining grades averaged 1.5% WO3, with the Veronique Zone reaching 2.5% WO3, surpassing typical modern mine grades.

The company's efforts include digitizing reports from the Bureau of Geological and Mining Research archives, improving data validation. Apollo Minerals continues to evaluate unmined areas with higher grades than many current tungsten mines, emphasizing the significant exploration potential of Couflens.