Avira Resources (ASX:AVW) announced a milestone for its Mt Cattlin Gold Project in Western Australia, following a comprehensive audit of historical exploration data.
The company confirmed the presence of high-grade gold intersections at the Sirdar prospect, headlined by a standout result of 1m at 131.24 g/t Au.
The results, part of a wider 6m intercept, have fundamentally bolstered the project's geological standing and provided a robust foundation for future development.
The confirmation comes after an exhaustive database compilation and validation process that scrutinised all historical drilling across the site.
By reconciling past exploration with modern standards, Avira has substantiated both the "extraordinary grade" and the "meaningful scale" of the mineralised system.
The validation is a critical step in de-risking the asset, as it transforms legacy data into a reliable framework for the company's upcoming resource definition and exploration programs.
With a system-scale confirmation now in hand, the company has identified several exciting drill targets that remain untested or under-explored.
Avira’s management noted that the findings provide a clear resource path forward, allowing the team to target high-priority zones with increased confidence.
At the time of reporting, Avira Resources' share price was $0.010.