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Bryah Resources (ASX:BYH) announced today that a mining lease over the company's Tumblegum South Prospect was granted.

The lease is located within its Gabanintha Project, in the gold-rich Meekatharra region of Western Australia.

The Tumblegum South prospect, has an inferred mineral resource of 600,000 tonnes @ 2.2 g/t Au for 42,500 oz Au.

The company said negotiations are well advanced for a collaboration agreement with a gold plant owner to develop and commence open pit gold production.

“This is a significant milestone on the pathway to near-term gold production at Tumblegum South. We have been successful in progressing the mining lease application and to have it granted in less than 8 months is a credit to all involved and gives us a great chance to capitalise on the robust gold price," said Bryah Resources Managing Director Neil Marston.

The Market Herald

• Bryah Resources (BYH) can now begin mining activities at the Tumblegum South prospect after being granted a mining lease
• The mining lease, currently owned by ASX-lister Australian Vanadium, is part of the Gabanintha Project in WA
• Tumblegum South has an existing inferred mineral resource of 600,000 tonnes at 2.2g/t gold for 42,500 ounces - however, Bryah is looking to extend this with an upcoming drilling program
• Bryah is also negotiating with a gold processing plant owner about utilising the facility to process ore from the project
• Additionally, former Fortescue Metals geologist, Greg Almond, has been appointed to drive Tumblegum South into production
• Company shares are up 3.33 per cent, last trading for 6.2 cents

Mining Weekly

Junior Bryah Resources has been granted a mining lease over its Tumblegum South gold prospect, at its Gabanintha project in Western Australia.

“This is a significant milestone on the pathway to near-term gold production at Tumblegum South. We have been successful in progressing the mining lease application and to have it granted in less than eight months is a credit to all involved and gives us a great chance to capitalise on the robust gold price,” said Bryah MD Neil Marston.

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Bryah Resources has manganese JV drilling underway ahead of resource estimate in early 2021

Stockhead

Special Report: Bryah Resources’ partner OM Holdings has spent over $1m on exploration at their manganese joint venture in WA, a region also renown for high-grade copper and gold.

The Bryah Basin is Bryah Resources’ (ASX:BYH) flagship project, located 150km north of Meekatharra, and is host to some of WA’s larger copper-gold mines such as Sandfire Resources’ (ASX:SFR) DeGrussa mine.

In a double-bonus, the Bryah Basin project also contains some rich manganese formations.

The Pick

Bryah Resources Limited (ASX:BYH) has kicked off the next phase of drilling under the Bryah Basin Manganese Joint Venture in Western Australia with OM (Manganese) Ltd.

Stockhead

Special Report: Bryah Resources (ASX:BYH) has kicked off infill drilling aimed at helping define a manganese resource for the Brumby Creek prospect and Horseshoe South mine.

This follows successful drilling at the Brumby Creek prospect within its Bryah Basin project in Western Australia that returned high-grade results of up to 30m at 33.6 per cent manganese from 9m.

Bryah also plans to start diamond drilling in early November to acquire core for density and beneficiation test work.

Managing director Neil Marston told Stockhead that the company has accelerated its field work to enable the completion of manganese resource estimates for the Brumby Creek, Black Hill and Horseshoe South areas in early 2021.

Proactive

This next phase of exploration will follow-up successful results in the Brumby Creek and Horseshoe South Mine areas.

Bryah Resources Ltd (ASX:BYH) has begun the next phase of drilling at the Bryah Basin Manganese Joint Venture in Western Australia with OM Manganese Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of OM Holdings Ltd (ASX:OMH).

Proactive

Bryah Resources Ltd's (ASX:BYH) Neil Marston caught up with Proactive's Andrew Scott following the news this morning that they've completed an aircore (AC) drilling program of 67 holes for 5,998 metres at four high-priority gold-copper prospects within the Bryah Basin Project, in Western Australia. Samples are with the laboratory or in transit and assay results are expected in late October.

Proactive

The AC drilling tested the large soil geochemical anomaly at Windalah East, and first pass reconnaissance drilling at the Wongawar, Fortnum East and Fiddlers East prospects.