Predictive Discovery Ltd (ASX:PDI) and joint venture partner Toro Gold have identified a series of new gold anomalies extending for 13 kilometres from soil geochemistry sampling at the new Boundiali North permit in Côte D’Ivoire.
The program covered most of the Boundiali North Permit and consisted of 6,338 samples, collected on a 400 x 100 metres grid.
The results from 1,356 samples include highlight assays of 1,185, 806 and 626 ppb gold.
Soil geochemistry program results showing all areas of gold values exceeding 20 ppb gold, with +100 ppb gold values highlighted as red dots.
Predictive managing director Paul Roberts said” “The company is encouraged by the results from this extensive soil program.
“The Boundiali exploration program is capably managed and funded by our trusted joint venture partner, Toro Gold.
“This 13 kilometres zone of anomalies adds substantially to the list of potential drill targets on the two permits comprising the Boundiali Project.”
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Infill samples will now be assayed to delineate the soil in gold anomalies more accurately.
The next steps will be to complete the 400 x 100 metres soil infill analyses and then infill the sampling further (to 200 x 50 metres) on areas of interest in the December quarter.
Follow-up exploration after that is expected to involve trenching, geophysics and reverse circulation (RC) drilling.
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Roberts added: “The reported results are located on a very broad grid, meaning that infill soil assay results will more closely define the gold anomalies for follow-up and can reasonably be expected to yield some higher gold values.”