Kalgoorlie Gold Mining (ASX:KAL) announced results from its follow-up aircore drilling program at the Wessex target, part of the Pinjin Project in Western Australia.
The results have extended the gold mineralisation strike length to 2km, showcasing potential.
The recent drilling encountered several significant grade intercepts.
Among them, hole PSAC24072 recorded 4m at 2.06 g/t gold from 52m, including 3m at 2.69 g/t gold from the same depth.
Hole PSAC24067 also yielded 16m at 0.77 g/t gold from 28m, with a higher-grade section of 4m at 2.37 g/t gold.
Kalgoorlie Gold Mining's Managing Director, Matt Painter, stated, "Once again, aircore drilling at KalGold’s Wessex prospect has delivered highly encouraging results. The widely spaced drilling has delineated coherent gold mineralisation and anomalism over more than 2km strike."
The company plans to initiate its first reverse circulation drilling program at the Wessex target.
This will aim to test the underlying near-surface mineralisation, potentially offering insights into the depth and geometry of the gold systems.
The Wessex target is part of the greater Anglo Saxon gold mineralised system, situated less than 1 km from Hawthorn Resources' Anglo Saxon open-pit mine, further accentuating the exploration prospectivity of the area.
At the time of reporting, Kalgoorlie Gold Mining's share price was $0.022.
Kalgoorlie Gold Mining extends mineralisation strike length at Wessex target
