St George Mining (ASX:SGQ) continues a fast paced exploration program, and has now completed the final two holes at Windsor, where a 41 metre thick interval with elevated zinc and copper was intersected.
Next at Windsor will be downhole electromagnetic (DHEM) surveys.
Drilling continues at Windsor North, where a reverse circulation hole will test to a depth of 350 metres.
Once this drill hole is completed, the drill rig will mobilise to Desert Dragon to commence testing of the strong EM conductors there.
Windsor, Windsor North and Desert Dragon are all prospect's on St George's wholly-owned East Laverton Project in Western Australia.
John Prineas, executive chairman, commented:
“The downhole EM surveys are the next step in the systematic exploration at Windsor, and we expect some high quality drill targets to emerge from this work.
“At Desert Dragon, we have already completed the groundwork to define strong EM conductors in favourable geological positions.
“The highly anticipated drilling of these conductors will commence very soon.”
Analysis
Key news flow in the near-term includes:
- Assays from Windsor will start in 2 weeks and follow for several weeks.
- Drilling of the powerful EM conductors at Desert Dragon to start in a week.
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