Belararox (ASX:BRX) has announced the conduct of its all first drilling program on the Kalahari copper project, located in Botswana. According to a statement published on the Australian Stock Exchange on Wednesday, the The campaign aims to test four of the six target areas identified through the Kareng West dealership.

The company seeks to delimit the contact between the D'Kar Formation and the Ngwako Pan Formation, and to identify any mineralization present above this contact, already known to house deposits of copper.

Belararox Ltd. gave an update on its first campaign of drilling on the Kalahari copper project in Botswana. This campaign aims to delineate the contact between the D'Kar formation and the Ngwako Pan formation, crucial for the identification of copper mineralization. The program of drilling has been optimized thanks to additional drilling rigs for improve efficiency and should be completed in early November. The first results are promising, as the DKF-NPF contact was met at shallower depths than expected, increasing confidence in the model exploration and the potential for the discovery of copper deposits.

Belararox Limited is a company in the sector mining company specializing in exploration and development projects. Son main activity is the exploration of copper, especially in the belt Kalahari copper