G2 Goldfields (TSX:GTWO) has released an update on its ongoing exploration program at the OKO-AREMU gold project, highlighting significant progress and promising results from recent drilling activities.

The company recently announced an updated Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) for the OKO-AREMU project, totaling 922,000 ounces of indicated gold and 1,099,000 ounces of inferred gold. This substantial resource is situated along a prominent 2.5 km long north-south structure, anchored by the high-grade OMZ resource to the north and the Ghanie open pit and underground resource to the south.

Dan Noone, G2 Goldfields CEO, commented in a press release: These results continue to demonstrate that G2 remains very much a growth story, albeit one with an established high grade resource. Multiple gold bearing structures remain open along the +1 km Ghanie trend and in the coming months we look forward to continuing to expand our gold resources in the OKO district.

Focus on Ghanie District

G2 Goldfields Inc. is currently focusing its exploration efforts on the southern half of the structure within the Ghanie district. The ongoing 30,000-meter drill program has consistently intercepted new near-surface mineralization and high-grade shoots at depths between 200 and 400 meters, underscoring the area’s potential for resource expansion.

The latest results from thirteen drill holes in the Ghanie district have been released, demonstrating the down-plunge continuity of gold mineralization in the northern, central, and southern zones. Notably, hole GDD-110 intersected an emerging high-grade shoot in the Ghanie north area with two significant intercepts exceeding 15 g/t Au in a previously unexplored area approximately 150 meters below the surface.

Additionally, hole GDD-109, designed to target down-plunge mineralization, successfully intercepted a parallel zone of mineralization at a shallow depth of 32.5 meters, returning 9.2 g/t Au over 5.3 meters.

Further Definition of Central Zone

Drill holes GDD-98, 101, and 105 have further defined and extended the central zone. Hole 105 intersected three high-grade zones within a 100-meter core interval, opening up the central zone both to the north and at depth.

Exploration at Ghanie South

Drilling at Ghanie South targeted the down-plunge extension of high-grade mineralization reported in a previous drill hole. While lower-grade mineralization hosted in sandstones and andesites was encountered, further drilling at depth is expected to intersect mineralization hosted within magnetite-rich meta-basalts, which typically host higher-grade mineralization in the Ghanie Central and North zones.

Highlights from the results are as follows: 

The intercepts reported are down-hole widths. True widths are estimated between 75% and _85% of reported down-hole widths. Gold grades are uncapped.

Ghanie North

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G2 Goldfields (TSXV:GTWO) has announced results from ongoing drilling at its OKO gold project. The company has intersected a new surface zone of broad disseminated gold mineralization and mechanical trenching over 500m to the north of the new drill intersection. The trenching has exposed a new wide zone of stockwork-style mineralization within similar host rocks, and G2 has observed large amounts of free gold in pan concentrates.

The results come from the 19,200-acre OKO gold project and have the potential to add near-surface gold resources to the initial maiden resource estimate announced in April for OKO Main Zone. Both discoveries are located between OMZ and Reunion Gold’s OKO West discovery, and are hosted within magnetite-rich metamorphic host rocks, that are identical to those at Reunion Gold’s Block 4 discovery. G2 is still exploring this area with two excavators and two drills. 

Dan Noone, G2 Goldfields CEO, commented in a press release: “This recent work has demonstrated the tremendous prospectivity of the ground between OMZ and Reunion. These latest discoveries are potential game changers for our Company, and we look forward to executing an aggressive results-focussed program for our investors.” 

Results from the drilling are as follows:

Drilling and trenching targeted a newly defined 1.2 km long zone of anomalous gold in soils and saprolite. Previous drilling in 2020 & 2021 (OMZ series holes on Exhibit 1), although encountering intriguing intercepts, appears to have missed most of the zones encountered in the current program. Generally, the previous holes were collared too far to the west, and thus drilled into the intrusion rather than the main shear. 

In the current program, twelve diamond drill holes (totalling 1,356 m) and two excavator trenches (totalling 495 m) have been completed. Assays are currently available for the first four holes. Results are tabulated below.

TABLE 1

Hole ID From To Int (m) Au g/t

GDD-01 96.00 108.50 12.50 0.91

GDD-02 95.00 116.00 21.00 1.01

GDD-03 90.00 93.00 3.00 1.74

GDD-04 21.00 71.00 50.00 1.71

Incl. 55.50 69.40 13.90 5.09

Significant intervals in this press release have been calculated using a grade cutoff of 0.3 g/t Au and up to 10 meters maximum length of internal waste. Included significant intervals have been calculated using a grade cutoff of 1.0 g/t Au, a minimum length of three meters, and up to three meters maximum length of internal waste. Gold grades are uncapped. Mineralized intersection lengths are not necessarily true widths.

These initial four holes define a zone of interest open to both the north and the south with a strike length of 400m. The intercept of 50m @ 1.71 g/t Au in GDD-04 is hosted by a high-strain zone within a magnetite rich metamorphic host rock. Multiple centimetre-scale quartz carbonate veins, that occasionally have visible gold are complementary to the selective replacement of magnetite by pyrite along vein selvages and sometimes disseminated over broad zones within the host rock.

The style of mineralization within the magnetite rich host rock is identical to Reunion Gold’s Block 4 discovery which occurs within the same high-strain corridor another 1.2 km along strike from the intercept in GDD-04.

Trenching Exposes Quartz Stockworks

G2 has completed two trenches (GTR1, GTR2 see Exhibit 1) approximately 500m north of hole GDD-04. These trenches have exposed extensive auriferous stockwork zones of 49 m in GTR1 and 36 m in GTR2. Photographs of these stockworks are shown below as Exhibits 2 and 3. Continuous channel samples from the trenches have been submitted for assaying. G2 also sampled additional material for panning and manual gold eye counts using a hand lens. Some of the samples have provided over 200 gold “eyes” as well as the discovery of coarse gold particulate Exhibit 4.