Gateway triples new WA gold discovery strike to 2.5km
This geological setting has consistently delivered new discoveries across Gateway’s Yandal project. While a first reverse circulation (RC) rig continues drilling at Gateway’s Haflinger discovery 25km north of Cowza, a second RC rig is now due to arrive this weekend and immediately begin fresh-rock drilling at the new find. Those discoveries complement an existing 400,400-ounce gold resource, providing a solid foundation.Historically elevated gold prices continue to favour explorers delivering new discoveries and resource growth, particularly in tier-one jurisdictions such as Western Australia.
- ▪This geological setting has consistently delivered new discoveries across Gateway’s Yandal project.
- ▪While a first reverse circulation (RC) rig continues drilling at Gateway’s Haflinger discovery 25km north of Cowza, a second RC rig is now due to arrive this weekend and immediately begin fresh-rock drilling at the new find.
- ▪Those discoveries complement an existing 400,400-ounce gold resource, providing a solid foundation.Historically elevated gold prices continue to favour explorers delivering new discoveries and resource growth, particularly in tier-one juris
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