Element79 Gold (CSE:ELEM) is set to advance the Gold Mountain Project in Nevada, US, into a drill-ready stage, upon engaging Rangefront Mining Services to prepare a National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report.
The report is expected to be completed during the September quarter this year.
As part of the engagement, Rangefront Principal Geologist Steven McMillin has already conducted a comprehensive site visit to the Gold Mountain Project.
The fieldwork included inspecting historical adits, surface sampling zones, geological structures, and claim boundaries in and around the Long Peak Stock intrusion that underlies the project. The site visit is considered a critical step in confirming data integrity and supports developing the pending property of merit report.
CEO James Tworek says the company is “excited” to be working with Rangefront’s team to build a “strong” technical foundation for the Gold Mountain Project.
“This report is a significant step forward in advancing Gold Mountain into a drill-ready stage and further validating its strategic potential within the prolific Battle Mountain mining district,” Tworek says.
Rangefront Mining Services, based in Elko County, is a geological services provider for the US and Canada.
The Gold Mountain Project comprises 34 unpatented lode claims covering 702 acres strategically located 12km southwest of Battle Mountain, Nevada. The area is historically known for producing porphyry and structurally controlled gold-silver mineralisation.
Element79 Gold is a gold and silver-focused explorer with a portfolio of assets in Nevada and Peru.
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