Lightning Minerals eyes major tungsten potential at Warby

Lightning Minerals Ltd CEO Troy Brice talked with Proactive about the company's latest tungsten assay results from its 100%-owned Warby Project in North Queensland, where initial reconnaissance rock chip sampling has confirmed widespread high-grade tungsten mineralisation across multiple vein systems.

Lightning received assay results from 14 rock chip samples collected from historical workings across eight vein systems at the Warby Project. Tungsten values ranged from 750 parts per million to more than 50,000 parts per million, equivalent to over 5% tungsten.

Brice said the results provide important confirmation of the company's exploration thesis and strengthen the project's potential as a critical minerals opportunity. The assays validate historical workings in the area and demonstrate the presence of multiple mineralised structures across the project.

The CEO highlighted the favourable market backdrop for tungsten, noting increasing demand from defence, aerospace and advanced manufacturing sectors alongside constrained global supply. He said,

Watch the full interview to hear Troy Brice discuss the significance of the assay results, the next exploration steps at Warby and how the company plans to advance the project.