• Over 40 drill targets defined from high-resolution ground gravity survey
• Multiple priority targets within Great Fingall Dolerite, host to recently recommissioned Great Fingall Gold Mine
• Promising targets also identified within Meekatharra Formation, with interpreted intrusions and cross-cutting structures

E79 Gold Mines has identified multiple priority drill targets at its Cue Gold Project in Western Australia following the completion of a high-resolution ground gravity survey. Over 40 drill targets have been defined from the processed gravity survey data, with 12 high-priority targets identified within the Great Fingall Dolerite, Meekatharra Greenstone, and eastern areas of the project. Five of the high-priority targets are located within the Great Fingall Dolerite, the host rock for the recently recommissioned Great Fingall Gold Mine which produced 1.2Moz at an average grade of 19.2g/t gold. The Riptide Prospect, which has returned historical gold anomalism, is one of these targets and has not been adequately drill tested. A further five high-priority targets sit within the prospective Meekatharra greenstone formation, combining interpreted cross-cutting structures with gravity anomalies. Two additional high-priority targets are located in the eastern geology sequence, with one being a northern extension to the known MBA23 prospect where historical drilling intersected 4m @ 4.4g/t gold. E79 Gold is now focused on obtaining the necessary heritage clearances and planning its first drill program at the Cue Gold Project to test these priority targets and unlock the value of this highly prospective project.

E79 Gold is now focused on obtaining the necessary heritage clearances and planning its first drill program at the Cue Gold Project to test the priority targets identified from the high-resolution ground gravity survey. The company looks forward to providing further updates on the planned exploration activities in the coming weeks.