Meeka Gold Ltd (ASX:MEK)’s Tim Davidson highlights for Proactive’s Elisha Newell how the intersection of broad zones of gold including 'bonanza' grade hits of up to 63 g/t from diamond drilling at the Turnberry deposit in the Murchison Gold Project in Western Australia, expands the project’s growth potential. Davidson notes how the results, which sit outside of the 2021 Scoping Study open pit design, highlight not just the opportunity to grow the Murchison Gold Project but how on receipt of the remaining assays, the company will re-evaluate the mineral resource for Turnberry. The Meeka CEO also speaks about intercepts at the Western Flank, where it was surprised by how good the results were. He speaks about the work being done at St Anne’s and the current drilling from which results will form part of the next mineral resource update. Investors can expect to see plenty of assay results over the coming months, an update to the resources, including at St Anne’s where there is currently no resource and a completed Pre-Feasibility Study due in September this year, which will move into a definitive Feasibility Study in the next 12 months.
Meeka Gold intersects broad zones of gold including 'bonanza' grade hits
