Dynasty Gold (TSX-V:DYG) reports new drill results from its Thundercloud Project in northwest Ontario, extending mineralisation 150m north and south of the Pelham resource zone.
Hole TC25-06, drilled 150m northeast of the Pelham Zone, intersected 15.5m @ 1.04 grams per tonne gold, while hole TC25-05 tested a coincident induced polarisation (IP) chargeability anomaly 150m south of the zone.
The 2025 drill program has also identified additional near-surface mineralisation 1.5km from the Pelham resource, with mineralisation remaining open in most directions.
CEO Ivy Chong says the results validate the company’s geological model linking gold mineralisation with iron-sulphide minerals and IP chargeability anomalies.
“We are pleased with these results, as they have reinforced our initial geological concept that gold mineralisation associated with iron-sulphide minerals correlates with IP chargeability anomalies,” Chong says.
Dynasty plans to continue exploration in 2026, focusing on drill-testing north and south IP anomalies along the 2.6km mineralised north-south corridor. Additional drilling is also planned along the 2km east-west mineral-rich Pelham zone.
Thundercloud is situated within the Archean Manitou-Stormy Lakes Greenstone Belt.
Edited by Amy Rotman
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