Olympio builds Quebec gold system with more solid drill hitsOlympio Metals has reported promising results from its Phase 3 drilling program at its Bousquet gold project in Quebec, Canada. The initial drill hole intersected 5 meters grading 4.54 grams per tonne (g/t) gold, including a 0.75-meter segment at 24.3 g/t gold, indicating strong potential for a larger gold system. This follows prior discoveries such as a 6.4-meter interval at 6.54 g/t gold, suggesting continuity in the mineralized zone. The company plans to assess additional data, including structural readings from 11 drill holes, to refine their geological models and guide future exploration efforts. Olympio's management expressed confidence that the project could evolve into a substantial gold resource capable of supporting future mining operations.
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The AgeIndependentCenterFactual 50Objective 857/30/2026Godolphin Resources has announced significant copper-gold porphyry mineralization discoveries at its Goodrich project in New South Wales, based on recent drilling results. The assays revealed a 136.55-meter intercept containing 0.32% copper, 0.16 grams per tonne gold, and 43 grams per tonne molybdenum, along with multiple high-grade intervals. These findings suggest the presence of a large-scale mineralized system beneath historical workings. The company also noted the identification of gossanous outcrops and a rich contact zone with notable metal values. Godolphin maintains a 49% interest in the project, while its Canadian partner Great Plains Metals plans to increase its stake through additional investment.
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Godolphin confirms broad NSW copper-gold porphyry at GoodrichGodolphin Resources has reported significant findings from drilling at its Goodrich project in central New South Wales, indicating the presence of a potentially large copper-gold porphyry deposit. The latest assay results show a 136.55-meter intercept with grades of 0.32% copper, 0.16 grams per tonne gold, and 43 grams per tonne molybdenum, suggesting a substantial mineralized system. Additional high-grade intervals were identified, including a 5-meter segment with 0.66% copper and 0.49 grams per tonne gold. The discovery includes classic geological indicators such as gossanous outcrops, reinforcing the area's potential for base and precious metals. Godolphin holds a 49% interest in the project, while its Canadian partner, Great Plains Metals, has opted to increase its stake to 70% by investing an additional $1 million in exploration.
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