- Reunion Gold has completed an airborne magnetometric and radiometric geophysical survey of the NW Extension Project in Suriname
- The geophysical survey is expected to help refine the area’s structural geology interpretation and generate targets
- The company has an option to acquire the NW Extension Project from the Surinamese company that currently operates the project
- Reunion Gold is a Canadian gold exploration and development company in the Guiana Shield gold district
- Reunion Gold (RGD) is steady, closing trading at $0.075 per share
Reunion Gold has completed an airborne magnetometric and radiometric geophysical survey of the NW Extension Project in Suriname.
The fixed-wing, high-resolution system that was used to complete the survey was operated by Terraquest, a Canadian company with experience in the region.
The results from the geophysical survey showed that the geological structures associated with gold mineralization extended to the northwest, underlying the project area footprint at the Rosebel gold deposit.
The survey consisted of 3,000 kilometres of flight lines spaced at 100 and 200 meters.
Reunion Gold expects this geophysical survey to help refine the area’s structural geology to facilitate interpretation and generate targets.
The NW Extension Project is part of the Strategic Alliance with Barrick Gold Corporation and sits within the Northern Greenstone Belt of Suriname.
Reunion Gold has an option to acquire the NW Extension Project from the Surinamese company that currently operates the project.
Reunion Gold is a Canadian gold exploration and development company focused on advancing gold projects in the prospective and under-explored Guiana Shield gold district, located on the northern edge of the Amazon Craton of South America.
Reunion Gold (RGD) is steady, closing trading at $0.075 per share.
