Bayan Mining and Minerals (ASX:BMM) Commences Fieldwork at Pepita Gold Project
Field Exploration Program
Bayan Mining and Minerals Limited (ASX: BMM) has commenced a field exploration program at its Pepita Gold Project in southern Brazil. The three-week program focuses on defining high-priority drill targets through prospecting, sampling, and mapping activities.
Project Overview
The Pepita Gold Project spans 13,406 hectares of tenements within the Santo Afonso Granite Suite, known for its structural complexity and favourable gold mineralisation conditions. Located approximately 35km southwest of Lavras Gold’s Lavras do Sul Project, the area has seen recent gold intercepts, enhancing its prospective potential.
Executive Comments
Executive Director Fadi Diab stated, “Commencing this fieldwork program is an important step in advancing the Pepita Gold Project. The high-grade anomaly identified in government datasets is a compelling target, and by systematically sampling and analysing these zones, we aim to generate refined drill targets that will drive the next phase of exploration. It has been a great effort by the team to have mobilised so quickly to commence a prospecting, sampling and mapping campaign.”
Next Steps
Upon completion of the fieldwork, Bayan Mining will analyse the geochemical data to prioritise exploration targets. Depending on the results, the company may proceed with trenching and targeted drilling to further evaluate mineralisation potential.
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