• 1m @ 106g/t Au intercept from BMLRC767
• Multiple high-grade intercepts reported
• 17,080m of 34,000m grade control program completed
• Results to feed into mine plan
• No capital costs incurred by GoldArc

GoldArc Resources Limited (ASX:GA8) reports the fourth round of assay results from the Reverse Circulation (RC) grade control program at the Mt Stirling gold deposit in Western Australia. The program's highest individual grade intercept to date is 1m @ 106.00g/t Au from 8m (BMLRC767), with multiple high-grade and bulk-width intercepts confirming systematic gold shoot continuity across the eastern sector and shallow infill areas of the deposit. Approximately 17,080m of the 34,000m grade control RC program has been completed, representing more than 50% of the total planned metres. The results reported in this announcement relate to 141 holes for approximately 4,021m targeting the eastern sector of the Mt Stirling deposit and numerous shallow infill holes (M37/1306). The grade control program employs a closely spaced drill grid to systematically cover the Mt Stirling deposit ahead of potential open pit mining. It will enable BMLV to optimise extraction, minimise dilution, and maximise gold recovered from each blast zone. The program is contractor-operated by Datum Drilling using RC methods, with samples prepared and assayed at Bureau Veritas in Kalgoorlie under a QAQC program including reference materials and blanks.