Historical Review Defines Three Targets - Silver Peaks NZ

Key points

• Historical data review defines three priority gold-antimony targets at Silver Peaks, New Zealand.
• Targets include Lamb Hill-Three O'Clock, Stone Burn South, and Northern Soil Anomaly.
• Target areas selected based on historical geochemistry and antimony occurrences.
• Field verification and exploration planned to assess potential.

Full summary

Critical Resources Limited has defined three priority gold-antimony targets at its Silver Peaks Project in New Zealand, following a review of historical exploration data. The three targets, Lamb Hill-Three O'Clock, Stone Burn South, and Northern Soil Anomaly, were identified based on historical geochemistry and antimony occurrences. Lamb Hill-Three O'Clock features a gold-arsenic stream anomaly and historical antimony occurrences within a northwest-trending mineralized corridor. Stone Burn South has historical stream-sediment results of up to 45.2 ppb Au and soil results of up to 68 ppm As. The Northern Soil Anomaly contains multiple historical gold-arsenic soil-composite results. A focused field program is planned to verify these targets and assess their potential.