Goliath Resources (TSX-V:GOT) has reported ‘high-grade’ gold intercepts from an expanded zone at its Golddigger Property in British Columbia, Canada’s Golden Triangle.
The company intersected 10.32 grams per tonne gold (Au) over 6m within the newly discovered 320m extension of the Golden Gate Zone to the northeast. The interval included 15.61g/t Au over 3.96m, including 33.8g/t Au over 1.82m from hole GD-26-424.
Meanwhile, hole GD-25-412 intersected multiple mineralised intervals across the Surebet and Golden Gate zones.
The Surebet zone returned 4.41g/t gold equivalent (AuEq) over 7.79m, including 8.47g/t AuEq over 3.81m. The Golden Gate interval assayed 4.17g/t AuEq over 3.75m, including 7.52g/t AuEq over 1.94m.
“It is unusual for a high-grade gold system to have such a large footprint of 1.8km by 1.8km with over 700m of vertical relief from the top of the mountain down to just above the valley floor,” CEO Roger Rosmus says.
The company has completed 45 of 98 planned drill holes totalling 25,651m in 2026. Drilling has intersected visible gold in 25 of the 45 holes drilled this year.
The expanded Golden Gate zone now has a strike of 1.6km east-west and 1.5km north-south. The expanded Bonanza zone has a strike of 1.8km northwest-southeast and 1.8km northeast-southwest.
The Golddigger Property covers 91,518 hectares in the Eskay Rift, with Goliath controlling 56km of the Red Line.
Goliath Resources is a Canadian explorer focused on precious metals in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, with a portfolio that includes the Golddigger, Lucky Strike, Copperhead, DSM, and Bingo projects.
Write to JC Villarba at Mining.com.au
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