Landore Resources Limited (LON:LND) said a soil sampling programme carried out along the strike to the east and west of its BAM gold project in Ontario, Canada has established the presence of “widespread anomalous gold” at the site.
The explorer said a new soil-till sampling campaign covering 2 kilometres along strike to the east of the project completed in 2020 indicated “multiple gold trends” and recorded the highest soil-till assay results to date, adding that the results supported extending resource drilling at the site.
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Landore also said than an infill soil-till sampling programme was completed over the 2.1-kilometre strike length to the immediate west of BAM and that the results confirmed the prospectivity of the area and its potential to contain extensions to the project. The firm said drilling in this area has commenced and has intersected similar mineralisation.
"The highly successful soil sampling programmes, completed in 2020 and in 2019, has established the presence of widespread anomalous gold and multiple gold trends along strike to the east and west of BAM Gold for a total length of 8 kilometres”, Landore chief executive Bill Humphries said in a statement.
“These programmes have identified numerous new drill targets which have the potential of being advanced into additional resources to continue the rapid growth of the BAM Gold Project”, he added.