Usha Resources Completes Phase 1 Fieldwork at Southern Arm Property

Usha Resources Ltd., a North American mineral acquisition and exploration company, has completed its initial phase of fieldwork at the Southern Arm polymetallic VMS property in northwest Abitibi, Quebec. The work included a biogeochemical black spruce bark sampling survey aimed at identifying geochemical anomalies. The survey covered a 7.3 km conductive trend along the Bapst fault, associated with various metals like zinc and copper, and collected 710 samples.

The company plans to conduct an induced polarization survey shortly, followed by a 3,000-metre winter drill program. The Southern Arm property is located near significant mining projects like the B26 deposit and the historic Selbaie mine. SL Exploration, specializing in surface geochemistry, performed the fieldwork. CEO Deepak Varshney emphasizes this stage's importance in refining targets for upcoming drilling activities.