Three Reverse Circulation (RC) drill holes will test strike, width and depth extensions of the continuous gold mineralisation intersected in the first three discovery diamond holes. Drilling is now underway, with results to be released as they become available.
HIGHLIGHTS
- RML has mobilised an RC drill rig to the Golden Gate Prospect to undertake a three-hole, 2,789ft (850m) follow-up drill program.
- The Program is designed rapidly step-out from the new gold discovery, testing width, depth and strike extensions of the continuous gold mineralisation intersected in maiden drill holes HH-GG25-001C, HH-GG25-002C, and HH-GG25-003C.
- All three discovery core holes ended in mineralisation, confirming Golden Gate as a large, open
intrusion-related gold system, located only 6km from the Stibnite Gold-Antimony mine. - The RC drilling program will provide fast, cost-effective footprint expansion ahead of the larger 50-hole drill program currently in permitting.
- Results will be released progressively, contributing to strong, ongoing newsflow alongside remaining Phase 1 assay batches.
“The first three diamond core holes at Golden Gate all intersected broad, continuous gold mineralisation from surface, and each of them ended in mineralisation. That is a standout result for a maiden program and confirms Gold Gate as a new gold discovery in a highly prospective, strategically important U.S. critical minerals district.
By bringing an RC rig onsite now, we are able to rapidly and cost-effectively step out from the discovery zone to begin defining the scale of the system. The aim of this program is simple: to extend the mineralised footprint and set up the platform for our much larger 50-hole follow-up drill program.
With drilling now underway, remaining core assays to come, and project-wide exploration continuing, we are positioned for strong and sustained newsflow as we advance Golden Gate.
