Eastport launches 291 sq km gravity survey at Matsitama copper project in Botswana

By Public Technologies
  • Eastport launched a 291 sq km gravity survey over the 30 km Thole-to-Copper Snake copper-in-soil anomaly at Matsitama, Botswana.
  • Survey targets dense rock units, deeper structures tied to mineralization; results intended to refine drill targeting across the largely underexplored trend.
  • Final Nakalakwana assays included 110.8 m at 0.43% Cu from 123.6 m in hole NAKDD25-006.
  • Additional drilling returned 16.0 m at 0.52% Cu from 63.3 m in hole NAKDD26-012.
  • Matsitama spans 1,845 sq km across six prospecting licenses; company cited more than 20 copper prospects identified in a 2025 NI 43-101 report.


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