Eastport Critical Metals reports multi-kilometer nickel-copper soil anomalies at Selebi-East project in Botswana

Reuters2026/08/12 11:35

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Eastport reported Phase II soil geochemistry results at its Selebi-East nickel-copper-PGE project in northeast Botswana.
Nickel-copper anomalies extend multiple kilometers, tracking mapped amphibolite host rocks similar to those at NexMetals’ nearby Selebi Mine.
Project sits about 7 km east of Selebi Mine, a past-producing underground copper-nickel-cobalt operation with ongoing drilling.
Next work targets deeper-penetrating TDEM geophysics to refine subsurface targets before selecting drill collar locations.
Initial electromagnetic test lines were inconclusive due to limited penetration; soil results for one licence area remain pending.

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Eastport Critical Metals reports multi-kilometer nickel-copper soil anomalies at Selebi-East project in Botswana

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