EXPLORATION
The share price of ASX-listed junior Buxton Resources skyrocketed by nearly 148% on Monday on news that the company had struck significant nickel and copper sulphide mineralisation at its Double Magic nickel-copper project, in Western Australia. Assay results from the first reverse circulation drilling programme indicated that one of the drill holes had intersected 8 m of massive to matrix sulphide grading 3.05% nickel and 1.87% copper, within a broader intersection of 14 m, at 2.04% nickel and 1.36% copper.
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