Doubleview Gold Corp (TSX-V:DBG, OTCQB:DBLVF) reported significant assay results from three drill holes at the Hat deposit in northwest British Columbia.
Notably, drill hole H054 revealed a higher gold content of 0.43 g/t, with a 1.29% copper equivalent intercept over 143 meters, extending the Buck Zone within the Lisle Deposit and further highlighting the Hat polymetallic porphyry project's potential.
The Hat polymetallic porphyry project, located in British Columbia's Golden Triangle, has gained attention for containing critical metals recognized by both Canadian and American federal governments.
The recent assay results, particularly in drill hole H054, have demonstrated noteworthy gold, copper, scandium, and cobalt content, providing substantial potential for resource expansion.
Farshad Shirvani, Doubleview’s CEO, told shareholders that the new results exceeded the company’s expectations.
“The 2023 program is designed to increase the dimensions of the Hat Deposit with the intention, upon completion of the NI 43-101 Resource Estimate, of having the project recognized as containing an outstanding resource, with exceptional metals extraction and recoveries,” Shirvani said.
All holes drilled in 2023 are expected to be included in the forthcoming resource evaluation, the CEO added.
Doubleview has drilled more than 8,700 metres this season.