Australia
Mako Gold pushes forward with drilling program at Napié Project after positive results in June quarter
Mako Gold Ltd (ASX:MKG) has enjoyed a productive June quarter undertaking exploration at its flagship Napié Project in Côte dIvoire.
The company began a 10,000 metre, 90-hole reversed circulation and diamond drill program on the project and to date have received assays for the first five holes.
The majority of the drilling will occur at the Tchaga Prospect located along a 23 kilometre long +40 parts per billion gold soil/auger (yellow/green) anomaly coincident with a +30 kilometre-long shear zone – thought to be a major control for gold mineralisation.
The Tchaga Prospect is only one of four prospects identified from drilling by Mako to date.
The companys short-term goal is to outline a JORC-compliant resource on Tchaga and and continue drilling on the other prospects with the aim of adding to a potential resource.
Tchaga drill results[hhmc]
Drill intersections received from the first five holes of the program include:
14 metres at 5.46 g/t from surface, including 5 metres at 11…
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