Pangolin Diamonds Corp. provided an update for the company's wholly-owned Malatswae Diamond Project (“Malatswae”), located 105 km southeast of the Karowe Diamond Mine of Lucara in Botswana. The most recent results are from the MTS grid where pyrope garnets with near-source features were previously reported.

Following on these initial results, an additional 78 soil samples from the MTS grid have been confirmed to contain kimberlite indicator minerals. Pyrope garnet has been visually-confirmed in 62 of the 78 grid samples and ranges from 0.4-1.0mm in maximum dimension. Pyrope garnets with near-source surface features are present in 55 of the 62 samples, with twelve of those samples having four or more garnets with near-source features.

The indicators were recovered from unscreened 20-litre samples collected on a 100x100m square grid within a 10 square metre area of a GPS-controlled sample site. The material was dry screened in the field to recover the +0.425-2.0 millimetre size fraction, then transported to Francistown, Botswana and processed through Pangolin's 1-tph DMS plant.