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Sinclair Gold doubles Mt Henry resource to 1.8M ounces | Beaver Creek 2026

Double the gold resource. More drilling to come.

Sinclair Gold (ASX:SGC) has doubled the mineral resource at its Mt Henry Gold Project in Western Australia, with fresh results extending mineralisation beyond the updated boundary.

We catch up with Jeff Sansom, CEO of Sinclair Gold, at the 2026 Beaver Creek Precious Metals Summit to unpack the latest results and the company’s next growth plans.

  • Resource doubled: 1.8 million ounces at 1.2 grams per tonne gold
  • Shallow ounces: Around 90% within 200m of surface
  • Beyond the boundary: New drilling extends known mineralisation
  • Next up: A further 30,000m of planned drilling and another resource update targeted before the end of the 2027 financial year

About the guest and company:
Jeff Sansom is CEO of Sinclair Gold, a Western Australian gold exploration and development company. Its Mt Henry Gold Project near Norseman hosts the Mt Henry, Selene, and North Scotia deposits across a 16km mineralised corridor. The company is advancing a major drilling program to test extensions to the existing resource and broader exploration targets.

The resource has doubled. The drills haven’t stopped.

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Written By Bruno Venditti
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