Platina Resources confirms broad mineralised system at Sunrise Bore
Key points
- Maiden drilling confirms broad gold mineralised system
- Standout intersection of 29m @ 3.38g/t Au
- Mineralised structure more than 80m wide, extending along strike and down-dip
- Only 200m of a broader 1.2km mineralised trend tested
Full summary
Platina Resources Limited (ASX: PGM) has confirmed a broad, shallow gold mineralised system at its Sunrise Bore Gold Project in Western Australia. The maiden drilling program, consisting of 23 Reverse Circulation (RC) holes covering 2,863 meters, has revealed significant gold mineralisation within a structure more than 80 meters wide, extending along strike and down-dip. The standout result was 29 meters at 3.38 grams per tonne (g/t) gold from just 11 meters depth, including 11 meters at 8.62 g/t gold. The program tested only approximately 200 meters of the broader 1.2-kilometer mineralised trend, leaving substantial strike length available for further exploration.
Outlook
Platina plans to integrate new drilling data with historical datasets to develop an updated geological interpretation of Sunrise Bore, aiming to define the orientation and controls of the higher-grade mineralisation and identify potential extensions to the mineralised structure.
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