Lundin Gold Uncovers High-Grade Gold at Bonza Sur, Extends Mineralized Trend to 8 km
Event summary
- Lundin Gold reports 204.26 g/t Au over 3.05 meters at Bonza Sur, the highest-grade interval ever recorded at the deposit.
- Discovery of the Quebrada Dorada epithermal vein system extends the known gold mineralized trend to more than 8 kilometers.
- Bonza Sur drilling defines higher-grade zones within a broader, shallow mineralized system, with potential for underground access via advancing FDNS development.
- Quebrada Dorada discovery highlights district-scale potential for further exploration and new discoveries.
The big picture
Lundin Gold's latest discoveries at Bonza Sur and Quebrada Dorada underscore the Fruta del Norte district's growing significance as a globally important mineral district. The extension of the gold mineralized trend to 8 kilometers highlights the company's strategic focus on exploration-driven growth, positioning it to capitalize on high-grade gold systems and potential new discoveries. The findings also reinforce the importance of systematic exploration programs in unlocking district-scale potential.
What we're watching
- Resource Expansion
- Whether the high-grade zones at Bonza Sur can be developed efficiently and sustainably.
- Exploration Potential
- The pace at which further discoveries can be made along the extended mineralized trend.
- Development Optionality
- How the advancing underground development at FDNS will impact access to higher-grade zones in Bonza Sur.
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