Koivuniemi
North Savo, Central Finland
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Overview
A drilled, met-tested coarse-flake graphite camp on an under-tested ~8 km conductor system in Central Finland.
One of the few modern-drilled coarse-flake camps in Finland
• Forty-four holes across four contiguous sub-areas define stacked graphite horizons at 8–19% Cg over 13–97 m downhole. • GTK (Finland national survey) has already floated a 90.7% C concentrate at 81.9% recovery and purified it past 98% C.
A coarse 500–1,000 µm plate population, 97.1–98.9 wt% in- flake carbon (SEM-EDS)
• Large plate-like flakes commonly 500–1,000 µm — formed at the upper-amphibolite metamorphic grade that produces coarse, well-ordered graphite. • The concentrate floated 2–4× coarser than comparison deposits at the same grind (d80 = 90 µm).
The camp sits on ∼8 km of strong airborne-EM conductor across two axes tied to assayed graphite by 20+ holes
• The drilled segments cover under 2.5 km of the 8 km. • The best single target — the ∼3 km northern conductor — has only been tested by one ∼5.6 m graphite-rich section in one drillhole.
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