Talon Metals has intersected 7.20 meters of massive sulphide mineralization grading 12.27% nickel equivalent (NiEq) at the Vault Zone within the Tamarack project in Minnesota. The intercept, which includes a 2.50-meter sub-interval grading 22.48% NiEq, occurs at the 710-meter level and confirms vertical continuity within the mineralized system.

Additional results from the current program include a 30.62-meter interval of stringer mineralization grading 5.30% NiEq starting at 680.63 meters, alongside a 103.42-meter intersection of disseminated sulphide mineralization grading 1.35% NiEq in the 138 Zone.

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Talon continues to use in-house borehole electromagnetic surveys to guide drilling and test the geometry of the system. Future testing will focus on connectivity between the 610-meter-level mineralization and the deeper Stringer Zone. The company is also planning follow-up work on a new borehole electromagnetic plate identified north of hole 25TK0566A. Assay results for drill hole 25TK0568B remain pending.

Read the full announcement: Talon Metals Reports New High-Grade Nickel-Copper Assays Across the Vault Zone