Zenith kicks off major drilling assault at WA gold play

Zenith Minerals launched the company’s largest drilling campaign in the Consolidian Dulcie Gold Project in Western Australia. There are two towers that will run the inverse circulation drilling 9000 to 12,000 meters and aim to grow welding beyond the existing 302,000 resource base.

The drilling attack aims to turn Zenith’s 300,000 to 800,000 ounce of discovery target into a large source of 1.1 million ounces in the surface close mineralization of 50 kilometers south of the project.

In a price premium, the exercises that make money from a new strategic capital increase of $ 7.65 million will go far beyond the second comprehensive second stage program. The management also accelerates tracking programs in the company’s recent exciting Red Mountain attack (IRGS) discovery.

In the consolidated Dulcie Ground, there is a 1.2 gram (g/t) Golden Dulcie far north hope for 302,000 ounces open cableable source.

The company’s latest discovery is now aiming at the expansion of Dulcie, Dulcie North and Dulcie Farh Ground.

Zenith said the first tests from the drill will flow within a few weeks and will continue until December.

Zenith Minerals General Manager Andrew Smith: “The discovery objective, which was recently defined, gave us confidence to solve it aggressively, and this is what we aim for, with a second equipment that will reach the field in a few weeks. This is another important milestone that is shaped as a transformative year for the company.”

In Dulcie, the first stage was completed in August and the potential customer’s remote northern region of the tenth foot wall was emerged. The equipment problems shortened some holes and led Zenith’s second stage campaign, which brought a better gear to re -test its northern structural goals.

Dulcie North and the southern extension of the project will receive their first systematic drilling so far after the 6 km gold structure in Dulcie has been consolidated.