- Reunion (RGD) has reported the deepest gold intercepts to date at its Oko West Project in Guyana
- Grades reached up to 2.45 g/t gold and 1.50 g/t gold in the intercepts in question
- The company is moving to its 15,000 m phase 4 drill program focused on four high-priority targets
- Reunion is a leading gold explorer in the Guiana Shield in South America
- Reunion (RGD) is up by 4.35 per cent trading at $0.24 per share
Reunion (RGD) has reported the deepest gold intercepts to date at its Oko West Project in Guyana.
The results stem from five recent drill holes on the project:
- Hole OKWD22-62 (D-62) intersected 1.50 g/t gold over 67.3 m to a vertical depth of ~ 349 m
- Hole OKWD22-63 (D-63) intersected 2.45 g/t gold over 64.7 m to a vertical depth of ~ 302 m
- Additionally, hole OKWD22-59 (D-59) intersected 3.38 g/t gold over 63 m
The company is moving to its 15,000 m phase 4 drill program focused on four exploration targets, including:
- The Kairuni Zone to confirm vertical and depth continuity in support of a maiden resource in the second half of the year
- The Takutu Zone, which represents the southern 3.5 km of the gold-in-soil geochemical anomaly south of the Kairuni Zone
- A topographically high area and a potential hard rock source for significant alluvial gold mining
- Several soil gold anomalies west of the Kairuni Zone
“I’m very excited by the grades and length of intercepts reported in holes D-62 and D-63, which at 349 m and 302 m vertical depth represent significant step-outs from hole D-53, the deepest hole previously reported at ~ 222 m,” stated Carlos Bertoni, Reunion’s Interim CEO. “Gold mineralization continues to show strong continuity both along strike and to depth.”
Reunion is a leading gold explorer in the Guiana Shield in South America.
Reunion (RGD) is up by 4.35 per cent trading at $0.24 per share as of 10:22 am EST.
