GoldInxs Mining (TSX-V:INXS) has received the required permits to proceed with its inaugural 2,000m drill program at its flagship Fishpot Property in central British Columbia, Canada.
The program follows a recently completed 3D induced polarisation (IP) survey designed to refine priority areas identified through earlier geological, geochemical, and airborne geophysical work.
“Receiving our drilling permits is a major milestone for GoldInxs and brings Fishpot to the point where we can move from target generation to drill testing,” CEO Nick Michael says.
Fishpot hosts what GoldInxs describes as a large, underexplored hydrothermal gold system within the Cariboo Mining Division. The property is approximately 65km from Artemis Gold’s (TSX-V:ARTG) Blackwater mine, British Columbia’s newest gold operation.
According to GoldInxs, Fishpot shares several geological characteristics with Blackwater but remains largely underexplored. The property has not been drilled since 1995, with only 378m completed across two holes.
Since acquiring the property last year, GoldInxs has defined multiple drill-ready targets using modern exploration methods across its 5,500-hectare land package.
The work integrates geological mapping, surface geochemistry, and airborne geophysics, with chargeability and resistivity data from the completed IP survey to further refine the targets.
GoldInxs is also evaluating additional target-generation data from the Virtual DRILL™ remote sensing technology, which is being integrated with conventional exploration datasets.
“We have systematically advanced the project through the first modern, systematic geological, geochemical, and geophysical programs, and we are now positioned to test our highest-priority targets with the drill bit,” Michael says.
GoldInxs Mining is an early-stage mineral exploration company based in British Columbia, dedicated to identifying, acquiring, and advancing gold and copper assets.
Write to Jackson Chen at Mining.com.au
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