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TULPPIO PROJECT

ELGB Landholdings Key Players

  

FinEx Metals holds a significant land position on the prospective Eastern Lapland Granite-Greenstone Belt. Exploration and mining companies are increasingly turning focus towards this belt


Tulppio adjoins the Sokli Mining project, a world-class Phosphate, Fe & REE deposit, operated by Finnish Minerals Group¹



1) Mineralization of adjacent Projects may not be indicative on the mineralization on FinEx Metals Project

  

Targeting nickel sulphides. Hosts large (5 x 2 km²) ultramafic intrusion. Gravity survey suggests intrusion extends to 2 km depth


Historic shallow drilling (<100 m) encountered:

  • 3m @ 1.12 g/t Pt+Pd, 0.49% Ni (1.5 m @ 1.54 g/t Pt+Pd)
  • 24m @ 0.33% Ni & 1500 ppm S. Highest Ni (0.53%) with 4600 ppm S


Ionic Leach soil sampling survey identified multiple significant Ni-Co-Cu-Pd-Au anomalies. All surveyed soil sampling lines end in anomalies, open in multiple direction 


  

“Tulppio’s Ni-PGE potential is significant, and it should be taken into account in the design of the Sokli mine.” 

- Geological Survey of Finland, 2010

“Tulppio’s Ni-PGE potential is significant, and it should be taken into account in the design of the Sokli mine.”


- Geological Survey of Finland, 2010

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