1911 Gold Boosts Ogama-Rockland Resource Estimate with 712K Ounces of Inferred Gold
Event summary
- 1911 Gold reports an updated underground mineral resource estimate for the Ogama-Rockland Gold Project, containing 3.3 million tonnes at 6.68 g/t gold, totaling 712,000 ounces of inferred resources.
- The project is located 45 km southeast of the company's fully permitted True North mine and mill complex in Manitoba, Canada.
- Additional drilling planned for Q4 2026 aims to test areas identified for potential resource expansion.
- Historical production from Ogama-Rockland totaled approximately 45,000 ounces of gold between 1948 and 1951.
The big picture
1911 Gold's updated mineral resource estimate for the Ogama-Rockland Gold Project underscores its strategy to build a district-scale gold mining operation around centralized infrastructure. The company aims to utilize its fully permitted True North Complex to support long-term growth in the Rice Lake district, positioning itself as a key player in Manitoba's gold sector. This development comes amid broader industry trends of resource consolidation and the push for sustainable mining practices.
What we're watching
- Resource Expansion Potential
- Whether additional drilling in Q4 2026 can confirm and expand the inferred resources at Ogama-Rockland.
- Strategic Integration
- How 1911 Gold will leverage the existing infrastructure at the True North Complex to develop the Ogama-Rockland project.
- Market Dynamics
- The impact of gold price fluctuations and operational costs on the economic viability of the Ogama-Rockland project.
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