Mako Gold unveiled findings from its recent induced polarisation geophysical survey at the Korhogo Project in Côte d'Ivoire, indicating wide manganese bands at significant depths.
Surface manganese outcrops and previous reverse circulation drill results validate the IP anomalies.
The company also noted similarities with the Lauzoua Manganese mine, prompting strategic partnerships for Korhogo's development alongside its primary focus on the Napié Gold Project.
Mako's management is actively exploring high-grade gold zones in Côte d'Ivoire, employing geological mapping and sampling to identify new drill targets.