Goliath Resources (TSX-V:GOT) has returned gold-equivalent assays from step-out drilling at the Bonanza Zone within its Surebet Discovery on the Golddigger Property in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, Canada.
Hole GD-26-431 intersected 11.27m @ 9.12 grams per tonne gold equivalent (AuEq) from 374.20m, including 7.14m @ 13.89g/t AuEq.
The broader intercept contained 8.93g/t Au, with visible gold, galena, sphalerite, and pyrrhotite observed in the western fringes of the system.
A separate interval in the same hole returned 20m @ 1.08g/t AuEq from 391m, including 3.03m @ 4.70g/t AuEq from 401.09m, near the Big Bulk Zone.
To the north, GD-26-442 returned 4.15m @ 8.35g/t AuEq from 529m, including 1m @ 31.42g/t AuEq. GD-26-426 intersected 7m @ 2.93g/t AuEq from 585m, including 3.91m @ 5.07g/t AuEq.
Reported intervals are drilled lengths, with true widths estimated at 80–90%. Gold-equivalent calculations include silver, copper, lead, and zinc but do not apply metallurgical recovery factors.
CEO Roger Rosmus says the campaign is testing the system’s boundaries through step-outs of 100–750m.
“We wanted to put the Surebet to test this year to see if we could get near the edges of the system, instead of finding the edges, the system is widening,” Rosmus says.
Goliath says drilling this season has extended Bonanza by 750m southwest, 100m west, 100m north, and 160m northeast. The zone remains open, with further assays pending.
The company reports Bonanza’s footprint has increased 19% to 1.51km², while the overall Surebet footprint has grown 12% to 2.01km².
The fully funded 2026 program comprises approximately 50,000m using seven rigs, targeting lateral and depth extensions across five zones.
Goliath Resources is a Canadian precious metals explorer focused on northwestern British Columbia. Its wholly owned Golddigger Property covers 91,518 hectares and includes 56km of the Red Line geological contact.
Write to France Pinzon at Mining.com.au
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