Warriedar Resources Limited (ASX:WA8) Announces Q4 2024 Scout Drilling Results
Scout Drilling Results
Warriedar Resources Limited (ASX:WA8) has released assay results from its Q4 2024 Reverse Circulation (RC) scout drilling program at the Golden Range Project in Western Australia. The 17-hole program covered the Golden Corridor and Golden Range South areas, with twelve of thirteen holes in the main corridor intercepting significant gold.
Key Highlights
Significant gold intercepts include 10m at 2.02 g/t Au from 124m (AZRC001) and 6m at 2.99 g/t Au from 149m (BERC062) among others. The program revealed multiple gold lodes at Sprite pits and confirmed mineralisation extensions at Windinne Well and Golden Range South.
Future Drilling Plans
Warriedar plans to commence further growth-focused drilling at Windinne Well later this month, aiming to validate historic results and explore new extensions.
Executive Comments
Managing Director and CEO Amanda Buckingham stated, “These results are another demonstration of the strong regional potential that the Golden Range tenure offers for extensional Mineral Resource growth. Testing the broader ‘Golden Corridor’ target suite, outside of our flagship Ricciardo deposit, is a key focus for 2025. We believe a similar exploration strategy to that adopted at Ricciardo in 2024 – drilling immediately below and along strike of existing open pits – has excellent potential to deliver similar success. I now look forward to commencing the next stage of growth-focussed drilling at Golden Range, with an RC rig set to start turning at Windinne Well this month.”
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