PGM’s Mining Lease covers approximately 37.84 hectares and contains what is currently the only known large Green Chert deposit in Western Australia. Geological mapping has identified a continuous mineralised zone extending approximately 500 metres in length and 200 metres in width. Based on current geological interpretation, the jade-bearing formation is considered to continue to an estimated depth of approximately 200 metres. The material has an in-situ specific gravity of approximately 2.68.
These dimensions are derived from geological mapping and are provided to illustrate the scale and geometry of the mineralised system. They do not constitute a Mineral Resource or Ore Reserve estimate and have not been prepared in accordance with the JORC Code. Any future Mineral Resource estimate will require systematic drilling, representative sampling, laboratory testing and independent geological evaluation.
GB/T 34098-2017 Quartzose jade — Classification and nomenclature. (China)
Project Overview
PGM’s Green Chert deposit is operations-ready, open-pit accessible, with established infrastructure and independently certified gemstone-grade material.
Access & Infrastructure
Located in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, the project is approximately 1 km from the nearest access road and around 120 km from Port Hedland, providing efficient access to established transport infrastructure and export facilities.
Company Information
Peak Green Mining Pty Ltd Establishment Date: February 2014 Ownership: 100%
Mine Information
Location: East Pilbara Region, Western Australia, Australia
Licence Type: Mining Lease
Mining Status: Ready for operations
Ore Type: Peak Green Jade (Green Chert)
Mining Method: Open-pit mining
Mining Advantage: Open-pit mining can reduce mining costs and certain operational risk factors.