Newcore Gold Reports Strongest Drill Interval Yet at Enchi Project in Ghana
Key Takeaways
- •Newcore Gold said it intersected its strongest interval yet below the reserve pit at the Enchi gold project in Ghana.
- •The drilling result suggests the project could support a larger mine than the company’s June prefeasibility study indicated.
- •The intersection came from deeper step-out drilling aimed at testing mineralization beyond the starter pit design.
- •The article says continued drilling could help define expansion areas and improve confidence in the mine plan.
Newcore Gold (TSXV: NCAU; US-OTC: NCAUF) has assayed the strongest interval yet below the reserve pit at its Enchi gold project in Ghana, adding potential for a larger mine than the company’s June prefeasibility study outlined. Hole NBDD088 cut 25.3...
The result comes from the kind of deeper drilling that can help test whether resources extend beyond the starter pit design and into areas that could support a longer-life operation if they continue to return similar grades and thicknesses. For a project like Enchi, which is still being advanced through staged technical work, those step-outs matter because they help define where the existing mine plan may be expanded and where follow-up drilling is most likely to add confidence.
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