NexGold Hits High-Grade Gold Intersections in Nova Scotia Infill Drilling
Event summary
- NexGold intersected 61.22 g/t gold over 12 meters and 5.85 g/t gold over 13 meters during infill drilling at its Goldboro project in Nova Scotia.
- The Reverse Circulation (RC) Infill Drill Program comprises up to 30,000 meters in 600 holes, with over 65% of the drilling complete as of June 25, 2026.
- Results confirm mineralization location and grade within areas planned for early years of mining, supporting a final investment decision expected later this year.
- The program aims to upgrade Mineral Resources from Indicated to Measured category using high-density data.
The big picture
NexGold's high-grade intersections in Nova Scotia reinforce the Goldboro project's potential as a near-term production asset. The infill drilling program is critical for de-risking the resource base ahead of a final investment decision, aligning with broader industry trends toward detailed pre-production drilling to enhance project economics and attract financing.
What we're watching
- Resource Upgrade
- Whether the infill drilling results will successfully upgrade Mineral Resources from Indicated to Measured category, reducing project risk.
- Investment Decision
- The pace at which NexGold can finalize its investment decision for the Goldboro project, given the upcoming updated Feasibility Study in Q3 2026.
- Mineralization Consistency
- How consistent the high-grade intersections are across the deposit, which will influence mining plans and economic viability.
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