Hamelin Gold (ASX:HMG) is planning to conduct a follow-up drilling program in 2026 within the West Tanami Project in Western Australia, after receiving results from the current program.
At the South Fremlins prospect, infill aircore drilling program along the more than 1 gram per tonne gold zone is planned for early next year.
The company says the program will provide greater confidence in the continuity of mineralisation, improve the 3D geological model, as well as define targets for deeper reverse circulation and diamond drilling.
At the Jazz prospect, the next phase of drilling will test structural targets and assess extensions to the system towards the south, west, and at depth.
This news comes after an aircore drilling program at South Fremlins extended shallow gold mineralisation with a more than 1 gram per tonne gold footprint now over 400m strike length.
Some of the results include 6m @ 1.34g/t gold from 26m and 6m @ 1.01g/t gold from 40m.
Meanwhile at the Jazz prospect, broad zones of gold anomalism intersected in reverse circulation drilling defining a 500m-long mineralised trend that remains open to the south, west, and at depth.
The West Tanami Project, located in the north-east of Western Australia, is considered prospective for multi-million ounce orogenic gold deposits.
Hamelin Gold is a gold explorer based in Perth, Western Australia. The company is focused on discoveries in the Tanami Province and Yilgarn District.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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