Aurum Resources has struck multiple high-grade gold intercepts from its first two diamond holes at the Tchaga deposit — which forms part of the Napié Gold Project in Côte d’Ivoire.
The standout hit: 17 metres at 9.38 grams per tonne gold from 236 metres, including three metres at 49.46 grams and a spectacular one metre at 143.58 grams per tonne. These results extend known mineralisation at depth to 340 metres — nearly three times deeper than previously defined.
Managing Director Dr Caigen Wang said: "With a combined 3.28Moz of gold across Boundiali and Napié, and substantial drilling programs ongoing for both projects, Aurum is well-positioned for significant resource growth and further value creation in 2025".
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