Inflection Resources Defines New Priority Targets Based on Results of Regional ANT Survey in New South Wales
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Inflection Resources Defines New Priority Targets Based on
Results of Regional ANT Survey in New South Wales
Vancouver, British Columbia, September 12, 2024: Inflection Resources Ltd. (CSE: AUCU /
OTCQB: AUCUF / FSE: 5VJ) (the "Company" or "Inflection") is pleased to provide an update on
its recently completed Regional Ambient Noise Tomography (“ANT”) survey in New South Wales,
Australia conducted under Phase I of the Exploration Agreement with AngloGold Ashanti Australia
Limited (“AngloGold”) announced on June 14, 2023.
Summary Highlights:
● Fleet Space Technologies (“Fleet Space”), in partnership with Inflection, completed a regional
ANT survey with its end -to-end exploration solution, ExoSphere, covering 1,800 Km² of
Inflection exploration licenses, all of which are included under the AngloGold Agreement.
● Results from the ANT survey have been modelled to identify seismic features up to five km in
depth. Previously unrecognised large -scale faults and zones of high seismic velocity were
identified representing potentially large intrusions at depth.
● Integration of the ANT data in combination with all other datasets including airborne magnetics
and gravity has led to the identification of four new priority targets.
● Priority targets are currently being assessed in conjunction with AngloGold for potential higher
resolution, target specific, ANT surveys with the goal of defining large scale drill targets.
● The Company also announces it has raised $922,125 through the exercise of share purchase
warrants. This capital will be used for new business opportunities and for general working
capital.
Alistair Waddell, Inflection’s President and CEO, states: "We are very pleased with the results of
the regional ANT survey which is helping us rapidly to reduce the search space of our district
scale land package and vector towards potential new porphyry style mineralization. We believe
this cutting -edge ANT te chnology is an important new exploration tool as it provides a
homogeneous, primary dataset that when combined with regional gravity and magnetic surveys
is greatly assisting with the prioritisation of different areas for drill testing. This survey has
generated a number of new, previously unrecognised target areas for follow-up higher resolution
ANT surveys and/or drill targeting.”
“Conducting the world’s largest real-time ANT copper survey with Inflection in the Macquarie Arc
is a seminal moment in the history of exploration. ExoSphere’s hyper-scalable, real-time 3D
imaging is rapidly enhancing our understanding of the geology, opportunity zones and data-driven
targeting potential in the Macquarie Arc and other copper systems worldwide,” added Flavia Tata
Nardini, CEO & Co -Founder of Fleet Space Technologies. “We’re proud to contribute to
Inflection’s pioneering exploration program as part of Phase I of the Exploration Agreement with
AngloGold Ashanti and unlock new insights that could define the course of exploration in the
region and beyond.”
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Regional Ambient Noise Tomography Survey
Inflection, together with Fleet Space completed an approximate 1,800 Km² ANT survey using the
company’s end-to-end mineral exploration solution, ExoSphere, across Inflection’s 100% owned
projects in New South Wales (Figures 1 and 2). The aim of the survey was to collect large,
homogeneous, multimodal, 3D subsurface primary data to identify belt -scale architecture,
including large intrusive centres and poten tial cross -arc structures. Cross -arc structures are
widely considered important in the Macquarie Arc and in other volcanic arcs elsewhere as they
are known to vector fluid flow and often influence the emplacement of large-scale intrusive bodies
and mineral systems.
The outputs of the survey have been applied to Inflection’s evolving interpretation of the covered,
northern extension of the Macquarie Arc to prioritise the existing targets and generate new ones.
3D seismic velocity and 2D depth slices from the survey suggest the presence of larger batholiths
at depth, manife sting as velocity highs and major crustal faults manifes ting as velocity lows
(Figure 1). Large intermediate to felsic batholiths or causative intrusive complexes are important
in other copper-gold porphyry systems in NSW such as at Newmont’s Cadia mine complex and
Evolution Mining’s Northparkes mine complex.
The ANT data has been analysed in conjunction with regional aeromagnetic, gravity and Inflection
drill data, which defined the following high priority targets, detailed below and shown on Figure 1.
Follow up work on these targets is currently being planne d in conjunction with AngloGold which
may involve higher resolution, target specific ANT surveys or direct drill testing.
Duck Creek Phase II Designated Project:
● Target 102:
o Strong, high seismic velocity zone – Approximately 6 x 6 kilometres.
o Located approximately 23km south of the northern Duck Creek Zone.
o Zone of coincidental high aeromagnetic response.
o Zone of low Bouguer Gravity response, consistent with an intermediate to felsic
large intrusion at depth.
Duck Creek Phase II Designated Project:
● Target 104:
o Moderate seismic velocity zone – Approximately 3 x 3 kilometres.
o Spot aeromagnetic high.
o Northwest oriented structural corridor defined in modelled aeromagnetic data.
Phase I Regional Recon Program:
● Target 103 (Canonba):
o Strong high seismic velocity zone – Approximately 4 x 4 kilometres.
o Zones of aeromagnetic high.
o Tourmaline-biotite-magnetite hydrothermal alteration identified in volcaniclastic
host rocks and monzonites in nearby Canonba drill holes CANDH003 and
CANDH004.
o Zone of Bouguer Gravity low.
Phase I Regional Recon Program:
● Target 105 (Myallmundi)
o Large zone of high velocity – Approximately 8 x 40 kilometres with a zone of
discrete (5 x 4 km) lower seismic velocity consistent with zones of hydrothermal
alteration.
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o Monzodiorite to quartz -monzonite intrusions present in Inflection drill holes
indicative of multi-phase intrusive activity.
o Intense sericite -biotite-magnetite alteration present in Inflection drill holes
suggestive of a porphyry proximal environment.
Figure 1: - ANT data -400mRL (elevation) - Depth slice of the ANT velocity anomaly model.
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Figure 2: Map showing the location of the Regional ANT survey in New South Wales.
Warrants and Additional Capital
The Company has raised gross proceeds of $922,125 through the exercise of 6,147,500 share
purchase warrants priced at $0.15 per common share. The funds will be used for new business
opportunities and for general working capital.
Carron Project - Queensland
Inflection completed a total of eight drill holes on the project, testing eight separate targets spread
over approximately 23 km interpreted to represent Croydon style vein-hosted gold mineralization.
Despite intercepting numerous zones of quartz veining under a blanket of sedimentary cover as
modelled, the Company has elected to cease further work on the project based on a lack of any
significant gold or multi-element geochemistry.
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The scientific and technical information contained in this news release has been reviewed and
approved by Mr. Carl Swensson (FAusIMM), a “Qualified Person” (“QP”) as defined in National
Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.
About Inflection’s NSW Projects:
The Company is systematically exploring for large copper -gold deposits in the northern
interpreted extension of the Macquarie Arc, part of the Lachlan Fold Belt in New South Wales.
The Macquarie Arc is Australia’s premier porphyry copper-gold province host to Newmont’s Cadia
deposits, Evolution Mining’s Cowal and Northparkes deposits plus numerous exploration
prospects including Boda, the discovery made by Alkane Resources.
The Company uses cost -effective mud-rotary drilling to cut through unmineralised post -mineral
sedimentary cover before transitioning to diamond core drilling once the prospective basement is
reached. It is well documented that mineralised bodies elsewhere in the belt, in particular
porphyry and intrusive related systems have large district-scale alteration and geochemical halos
or footprints surrounding them. The Company typically completes a series of short diamond drill
holes into the basement bedrock w ith multiple data points gained from alteration and mineral
geochemistry which is then used to vector additional deeper holes. This is a proven exploration
methodology in the covered segments of the Macquarie Arc having been directly responsible for
the discovery of the Northparkes and Cowal deposits.
About Inflection Resources Ltd. Inflection is a technically driven copper-gold focused mineral
exploration company listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the symbol “AUCU” and
on the OTCQB under the symbol “AUCUF” with projects in Australia. For more information,
please visit the Company website at www.inflectionresources.com.
Inflection is part of the NewQuest Capital Group which is an entrepreneurial, discovery -driven
investment group that builds value through the incubation and financing of early -stage mineral
exploration projects globally. Further information about NewQuest can be found at
www.nqcapitalgroup.com
On behalf of the Board of Directors
Alistair Waddell
President and CEO
For further information, please contact:
Brennan Zerb
Investor Relations Manager
+1 (778) 867-5016
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