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Geocore' Kalule Lithium Project is a globally significant development opportunity. The project is located in Grand Katanga region od DRC near Kolwezi & Likasi. Initial exploration and sampling results have shown very exciting Lithium pegmatites. Next exploration phases will confirm high potential of this deposit.

  • Category Exploration & Resource
  • Starting Date August 2020
  • Location Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) flag Congo (the Democratic Republic of the)
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KALULE LITHIUM PROJECT

KALULE LITHIUM PROJECT

Geocore’ Kalule Lithium Project is a globally significant Lithium Mining development opportunity. The project is located in Lualaba Province of DRC – Democratic Republic of Congo situated on the N610 National Road connecting with Kolwezi. The project includes 5 exploration permits covering:

  • Exploration Permit PR14969 (47 carrés)
  • Exploration Permit PR15318 (34 carrés)
  • Exploration Permit PR15476 (132 carrés)
  • Exploration Permit PR15618 (36 carrés)
  • Exploration Permit PR15620 (23 carrés)

Exploration started in 2020 with Geological mapping and Geo-Chemistry including more than 500 samples analysed at ALS Australia confirming Lithium content in the range of 700 – 1000 ppm. The very positive results will lead to further drilling campaign & Samples analysis.

 

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PROJECT OVERVIEW

  • Total area controlled: ~258.36 km² in the Congolese Copperbelt (CCB) and Kibaran Belt.
  • Strategic location: Within 200 km of Likasi and 450 km NW of Lubumbashi.
  • Good infrastructure and access conditions.

 

GEOLOGICAL SETTINGS

  • Located in the Mesoproterozoic Kibaran Belt, similar to known deposits like Kitotolo-Manono.
  • Pegmatites intruding metasedimentary rocks (quartzite, gneiss, amphibolite).
  • Greenfield project with numerous exploration licences around with ongoing exploration work.

 

EXPLORATION WORK COMPLETED

  • Step 1: Geological mapping at 1:10,000 scale, 750+ observation points, grab samples analyzed at ALS Chemex (South Africa).
  • Step 2: Detailed mapping at 1:1,000 scale, 990 observation points, 290 samples analyzed at ALS Chemex (Australia).
  • Step 3: Identification of pegmatite bodies trending SW–NE, extending up to 4 km long and 300 m wide.

 

KEY FINDINGS

  • Lithium (Li) content: Up to 130 ppm in initial samples; later analyses show Li?O up to 750 ppm.
  • Mg/Li ratio: <10 in fertile granites; spodumene pegmatites <1.0 (high economic potential).
  • Associated elements: Nb, Ta, Rb, Cs – indicating potential for tantalum mineralization.
  • Priority zones: Northern zone (highest potential), central zone, and southwest zone.

 

NEXT STEPS

  • Reconnaissance drilling program to confirm lithium potential.
  • Further detailed mapping and geochemical surveys.
  • Focus on LCT pegmatite targets (Lithium-Cesium-Tantalum).