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Renegade highlights mineralised system at Junction

Renegade Exploration (ASX:RNX) has identified a gold-silver-antimony mineralised system at the Junction prospect, part of the company’s project in the Tintina Gold Province in Yukon, Canada.

A review of historical soil sampling and geology has confirmed that the prospect has geochemical features that are consistent with major reduced intrusive-related gold system (RIRGS) deposits in the region.

The Junction prospect is approximately 30km east of the Andrew deposit and 35km east of the company’s Myschka prospect, where field work has recently returned ‘high-grade’ rock ship samples up to 1,975 grams per tonne silver, in addition to strong gold and antimony grades. 

Junction previously had field programs conducted on it in 2014 and 2015 where 818 soil samples were collected on 400m spaced lines at 100m sample intervals. Results from these programs include a +4km long gold-bismuth-tungsten zone open to the south, a +6km long silver-zinc-antimony zone, and silver grades in solid up to 11.25g/t silver.

Chairman Robert Kirtlan says that the re-assessment of the historic soil sampling programs shows that Junction has all of the key features of other RIRGS deposits in the region.

“Snowline’s (TSX-V:SGD) 8 million ounce Valley Rogue RIRGS deposit is just 100km away and other RIRGS deposits are within approximately 200km,” Kirtlan says.

“We are looking forward to filling in the soil grid, sampling the sub-crop, and conducting geophysics at Junction to create another RIRGS target to follow Myschka, which is drill ready.

“We are rapidly building a portfolio of outstanding projects in the prolific Yukon gold belt and are excited to commence drilling them in the near future.”

Renegade has assessed the data from Junction and identified the need for further infill soil sides to define the extent of the gold zone that is currently open to the south and east.

Renegade Exploration is an Australian exploration and development company with assets across Australia and North America.

The company will be sharing their strategy in North America, as previously reported, at the RIU Explorers Conference in Freemantle, Western Australia on 17-19 February 2026. Mining.com.au is a media partner for the conference.

Write to Amy Rotman at Mining.com.au   

Images: Renegade Exploration

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