News Articles for Eclipse Metals

There are moments when policy collides with geology, and when it does, fortunes can shift overnight. The decision by the US Department of Defence, announced last week, to take a half-billion-dollar equity stake in the country's only producing rare earths mine has thrust the geopolitical spotlight onto a handful of ASX-listed juniors and reshaped their prospects in a flash.

This week's Bulls N' Bears Runner of the Week is… Eclipse Metals. Its share price surged after unveiling a beefed-up rare earths resource in Greenland. Bryah Resources share price ran on a major shareholder's plans for a boardroom revolt, Bastion Minerals is readying up for a JORC-compliant resource reveal and Codeifai Limited received a $570,000 kick into its kitty to help drive growth of its SaaS technology revenue.

ANALYSIS: For some resource pundits, Greenland's rare earth, cryolite and uranium bounty has been the real story for years.

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ASX-listed Eclipse Metals is casting an eye over nearly 20 kilometres of historic drill core from its Ivittuut project in southwest Greenland as it follows up rock chip sample assays of up to 34,400 parts per million total rare earth elements.

ASX-listed Eclipse Metals has received a green light from the Greenland Government to commence initial exploration fieldwork at Ivittuut in the country's south-west, enabling it to get boots on the ground next month at what was once the world's only commercial source of cryolite. Eclipse aims to compile a JORC-compliant resource and also assess the rare earths potential at Ivittuut.

A review of historical drilling at its Ngalia Basin project in the Northern Territory has served up shallow uranium, vanadium and strontium mineralised zones for Eclipse Metals. Intercepts including 0.5m going 960 parts per million uranium and 570 ppm strontium from just 1m depth and a zone stretching over 11km of strike caught the eye. Seven untested radiometric target areas were also delineated.

Eclipse Metals has locked in a four-year extension to its exploration licence at the Ivittuut cryolite and rare earth project in Greenland, with heavily reduced minimum expenditure commitments for the first year. The extension follows amendments to the previous licence made by the newly elected Greenland Government. A program of work for 2021 has been submitted with approval expected in July.

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Eclipse Metals is homing in on a potential high-grade, near-surface silver deposit at Rock Hill in the Northern Territory, with analysis of the historical exploration revealing the presence of a melting pot of metals including both copper and zinc. However, the star of the show looks to be silver with intercepts grading at an astounding 2,288 grams per tonne.

Eclipse Metals' ongoing interrogation of the data across its historical Ivittuut cryolite mine in Greenland is revealing a wealth of potential out-wide production opportunities, including high-purity silica for use in a range of existing and emerging technologies. Modelling of the rich ore system shows a distinct silica-rich core to the Ivittuut intrusion, with historical drill holes returning wide quartz-rich intercepts grading at over 97 per cent silica.

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Eclipse Metals has unveiled data modelling which shows a wealth of cryolite and fluorite mineralisation just below the pit floor at its Ivittuut project in Greenland. Data mining points to a blanket of mineral-rich ore that lies 20 metres below the historic open pit, with old drill intercepts showing up to 10.7 metres of mineralisation at an eye-catching 55 per cent cryolite and 22.1 per cent fluorite from only 29.54m down-hole.

ASX-listed explorer, Eclipse Metals has uncovered encouraging rare earth elements sniffs from a reinterpretation of old surface samples taken from the Gronnedal-lka deposit area within its recently acquired historic Ivittuut project tenement holdings in south-western Greenland. Total rare earth element readings gleaned from its analysis of historic rock chip samples collected at the carbonatite deposit were as high as 34,400 parts per million.

Eclipse Metals has taken control of the Ivittuut “cryolite” mine in Greenland, with the Minister of Finance, Industry and Mineral Resources approving the transfer of the exclusive exploration licence to the company, clearing the way for management to get “boots on ground” and kick off exploration in the coming field season.

ASX-listed Eclipse Metals has vectored in on a large circular magnetic anomaly containing multiple conductive exploration targets on its ground just a kilometre or two east of its recently acquired Ivittuut cryolite mine in southern Greenland. Eclipse is targeting cryolite, rare earth elements, high-purity silica and even nickel sulphides as it continues to explore its tenement in the frozen north.

Perth-based exploration company Eclipse Metals has acquired the Ivittuut mine in southwestern Greenland, the world's only commercial cryolite mine, through a cash and scrip deal.

ASX-listed Eclipse Metals has pounced on a unique opportunity in southern Greenland, securing ownership of the Ivittuut cryolite mine and its associated infrastructure. Cryolite is a specialty mineral that is used as a fluxing agent in the production of aluminium, greatly reducing energy consumption through the smelting process, however the deposit also contains a potential treasure trove of accessory minerals.

Eclipse Metals has discovered previously unknown near-surface high-grade manganese mineralisation at its Amamoor manganese prospect in Queensland. Assay results from the company's diamond drill samples included some stellar grades as high at 42.14 per cent manganese oxide with every drill hole of this year's program having hit mineralisation.

Eclipse Metals has now completed its second phase of drilling at the Amamoor manganese prospect in Queensland, with manganese mineralisation intersected in every drill hole of the program. The successful program has now wrapped up with a bevy of samples dispatched to the laboratory for assay.

Eclipse Metals has extended the high-grade envelope of manganese mineralisation surrounding the historical mine workings at its Amamoor project in Queensland. The Stage 1 drilling program intersected manganese mineralisation from surface within the old mine area whilst the Stage Two drilling, proximal to the old workings, also continues to intersect high-grade ores – samples are being dispatched to the lab with results expected in the coming weeks.

Eclipse Metals has launched the second stage of drilling at its high-grade Amamoor manganese project in Queensland with a diamond drill rig returning to the area near Gympie to chase geophysical anomalies linked to the known historical mine workings. Eclipse will test the width, depth and grade quality of mineralisation intersected in its stage one drill program, adjacent to historical workings.

Eclipse Metals is off and racing at the Mary Valley manganese project in Queensland as it gears up for diamond drilling later in the month. The company's geophysical survey team on the ground in the area of the historical mine has commenced a detailed ground magnetic survey across the Amamoor workings in the south of its tenure.

Eclipse Metals has launched into its maiden exploration program at the smoking hot Devil's Elbow uranium prospect in the Northern Territory. First pass exploration included the field checking of key targets with radioactivity levels all but confirming the presence of the lucrative but controversial energy metal. The company has now begun planning for a first pass drilling program for the 2021 dry season.

Eclipse Metals is ready to launch into the second phase of diamond drilling at its high-grade Amamoor manganese project in Queensland. Initial exploration over the historic mining area has established that the ore system consists of multiple, steeply dipping high-grade lenses that remain untested by drilling and with demand for the battery metal looking set to sky-rocket the timing is good for Eclipse.

Eclipse Metals has cleared a critical hurdle as it negotiates a regional land access agreement in the Northern Territory and launches an exploration campaign at its Devil's Elbow uranium-PGE prospect. The company has reached an agreement with traditional owners to enter into negotiations to approve exploration across the two new leases that surround the Devil's Elbow prospect, giving it access to key targets in the world-class Alligator River Uranium Field.

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Shares in uranium stocks Berkeley Energia and Eclipse Metals have risen sharply amidst positive news relating to the companies' respective flagship projects.

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