GBM Resources Reports High-Grade Gold Beyond Twin Hills Resources
Key points
- Outstanding high-grade gold mineralization discovered outside 309 MRE
- Intersection of 18m @ 12.01g/t Au from 247m, including 2m @ 104.61g/t Au
- Additional high-grade results at Lone Sister extending mineralisation
- Assays pending for ~2,150m at 309 and ~1,400m at Lone Sister
Full summary
GBM Resources Limited has announced further assay results from the Stage 2 drilling program at its Twin Hills Gold Project in Queensland, Australia. The results demonstrate significant high-grade gold mineralization extending beyond the current mineral resource estimates (MRE) at both the 309 and Lone Sister deposits. Notable intersections include 18m @ 12.01g/t Au from 247m, including 2m @ 104.61g/t Au at 309, and 37m @ 2.40g/t Au from 285m, including 4m @ 7.77g/t Au at Lone Sister. These results strengthen the potential for resource growth at Twin Hills. Assays are pending for approximately 2,150m at 309 and 1,400m at Lone Sister, which will be incorporated into the geological and mineralisation models ahead of the planned Twin Hills MRE update.
Outlook
GBM Resources aims to improve confidence and continuity within the existing Twin Hills MRE, expand mineralisation around the resource boundaries, and refine geological controls on higher-grade gold mineralisation.
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