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M3 Mining rounds off follow-up drilling at Edjudina Gold Project, WA

Mining exploration company M3 Mining (ASX:M3M) has concluded its follow-up drilling program at the Edjudina Gold Project in Western Australia. 

The program consisted of 76 holes drilled for 3,456m across 3 prospects within the project area, following up on mineralisation intercepted in the company’s maiden drilling program. 

M3 reports these intercepts include hole EDJAC085 with 12m @ 0.84g/t Au from 68m, including 4m @ 1.92g/t Au from 72m; and hole EDJAC071 with 3m @ 1.50g/t Au from 76m. 

Commenting on the conclusion of the drill program, M3 Mining Executive Director says: “M3 Mining is pleased to share that the follow-up aircore program at Edjudina has successfully concluded. In addition to testing potential extensions of the mineralisation at Jump Up 1, we were also able to drill 2 further prospects; Jump Up 3 and 4. 

“M3 Mining awaits the completion and receipt of assay results and will update shareholders accordingly”

Both prospects are centred over broad gold anomalies from historic soil sampling programs and have never been effectively tested. M3 Mining awaits the completion and receipt of assay results and will update shareholders accordingly.”

Additionally, M3 reports that samples have been dispatched to a Kalgoorlie laboratory for analysis. 

M3 Mining is a Perth-based mineral exploration company focused on the exploration and development of a ‘high-quality’ copper and gold exploration portfolio. The company’s portfolio of assets include the Victoria Bore Copper and Edjudina Gold projects.

Images: M3 Mining Ltd
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