Project overview
Tuli Block, Limpopo Mobile Belt
PL 0107/2026 and PL 0108/2026 cover 1,946.69 km² of the Tuli Block, in the Central Zone of the Limpopo Mobile Belt, running up to the South African border along the Limpopo River. This is district-scale, early-stage base-metal ground interpreted as analogous to the Selebi-Phikwe and Sunnyside magmatic sulphide systems nearby.
Both licences were granted on 1 July 2026 for a three-year term and are held 100% by Sec Gold Group Botswana, a Falcon subsidiary. No dedicated base-metal exploration is recorded on this ground: earlier work in the district by DiamonEx and Albildon was aimed at kimberlites and at prospects outside the current licence area.
Access is straightforward. The ground sits roughly 185 km south of Francistown and 275 km northeast of Gaborone, reached on the sealed A1 highway to Palapye and then the B140, which runs directly through the licence area.
- Licences
- PL 0107/2026 and PL 0108/2026
- Holder
- Sec Gold Group Botswana (Pty) Ltd, a Falcon subsidiary
- Size
- 1,946.69 km²
- Commodity
- Copper-nickel (Cu-Ni)
- Location
- Tuli Block, Bobirwa and Palapye districts
- Stage
- Early exploration
- Ownership
- 100%