Renforth Resources Inc (CSE:RFR, OTCQB:RFHRF) has announced final results from its 2020/21 drill program at the company’s wholly-owned Parbec open pit gold deposit in Quebec, which included 21.85 metres (m) of 3.1 grams per tonne (g/t) gold in an area that had not previously been drilled.
The company said new mineralization was discovered in two of the holes, demonstrating continuity of mineralization at Parbec and extending mineralization to some depth.
“I am thrilled that this final press release contains excellent results from drilling in a previously undrilled area, demonstrating that there is still lots to be learned at Parbec, and offering an immediate drill target for the future, an undercut of the 21.85m of an average grade above the current resource grade,” Renforth Resources CEO Nicole Brewster said in a statement.
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Renforth noted that with the receipt of all assay data it can now update the deposit database, as well as the deposit model, and believes an initial structural interpretation can now be completed.
Renforth Resources is a Quebec-focused small-cap explorer that owns 100% of its flagship Parbec gold project - one of the last un-mined gold deposits on Canada’s prolific Cadillac Break fault.
Parbec sits next to the Canadian Malartic Mine (CMM), which is Canada’s largest gold mine.
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