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Cullinan Exploration Project

The Cullinan Exploration Project represents a comprehensive geophysical study focused on delineating diamond exploration targets within the Rayton Formation. Located in Gauteng Province, South Africa, this project area is positioned within one of the world’s most historically significant diamond-producing regions.

Our systematic approach combines desktop geophysical data interpretation, remote sensing analysis and field reconnaissance to identify areas of high diamond potential. The Cullinan Exploration Project is being executed in phases, ensuring thorough evaluation while maintaining operational efficiency.

The Cullinan Exploration Project Highlights

  • Location: Farm Louwsbaken 476 JR, Cullinan Area, Gauteng
  • Target: Kimberlite-hosted diamond deposits
  • Formation: Rayton Formation (Quartzite, Shale, Greywacke)
  • Technical Service Provider: SRK Consulting (South Africa) Pty Ltd
  • Prospecting Right: GP 30/5/1/1/2/10759 PR (91 hectares)
  • Current Phase: Desktop Study & Field Reconnaissance.

Exploration Methodology

Geophysical Desktop Study

Geophysical Desktop Study

Regional geomagnetic and gravity data interpretation

Remote Sensing Analysis

Remote Sensing Analysis

Geological mapping and target delineation

Field Reconnaissance

Field Reconnaissance

Ground-truthing and geological validation

Drilling Programme

Drilling Programme

Diamond core drilling of priority targets