TomaGold Expands Berrigan Mine with Major 204.25m Mineralized Intersection
Event summary
- TomaGold's extension hole TOM-25-011EXT intersected a 204.25m mineralized envelope at the Berrigan Mine, with grades of 2.05% ZnEq (0.48 g/t AuEq).
- The intersection includes high-grade zones such as 31.31% ZnEq over 2.40m, confirming the continuity of the Berrigan Deep mineralized system.
- Four additional extension holes have been drilled, with assay results pending in the coming weeks.
- Geophysical surveys (BHEM and UTEM) are underway to map structural conductors for future drilling.
The big picture
TomaGold's latest results at the Berrigan Mine reinforce the project's potential as a deeply rooted polymetallic system, aligning with broader industry trends of exploring for high-grade deposits in mature mining camps. The intersection of zinc, gold, and copper mineralization underscores the strategic value of the Chibougamau Mining Camp, where TomaGold holds multiple high-potential projects.
What we're watching
- Geological Potential
- Whether the Berrigan Deep Zone can sustain further high-grade intersections at depth, validating the system's scale.
- Exploration Pace
- The pace at which TomaGold completes assay results from remaining extension holes and advances drilling programs.
- Geophysical Mapping
- How effectively downhole and surface geophysical surveys guide future drilling toward high-potential zones.
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