Greatland Gold PLC (LON:GGP) has extended the zones of gold mineralisation at the Meadows area of its 100%-owned Ernest Giles project in Western Australia, following a recent drilling campaign.
Two previously identified large zones of gold mineralisation have now been extended.
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The Western Zone has been extended to a strike length of approximately 6.2km and remains open to the north, while the Eastern Zone now has an extended strike length of approximately 2.5km.
Twelve of the 25 reverse circulation holes drilled returned anomalous gold grading over 10 parts per billion in Archean basement, with the highest individual result of four metres grading 0.2 grams per tonne.
"We are pleased with the results received from our recent drilling campaign at Meadows,” said chief executive Gervaise Heddle.
“The extension of the known zones of gold mineralisation at Meadows represents another step forward in advancing this early stage exploration project. The company is in a very fortunate position of having six quality projects in its portfolio with a major drilling campaign ongoing at Havieron and results awaited from the 3D induced polarisation survey at Black Hills.”