Strata Minerals Identifies Several Gold Targets at Penny South

2 min read | October 29, 2024 04:03 PM AEDT | By Team Kalkine Media

Highlights:

  • Strata Minerals has identified four high-priority gold drill targets at the Penny South project, located just south of the high-grade Penny gold mine operated by Ramelius Resources.

  • Historical drilling results, including an intercept of 2 meters at 34 g/t gold, indicate significant potential for further mineralization in the area.

  • Drilling is expected to begin in late 2024 or early 2025, pending necessary approvals and final drill planning.

Strata Minerals has made significant progress in its exploration efforts at the newly acquired Penny South gold project in Western Australia. The company has pinpointed four high-priority drill targets, strategically located just 500 meters south of Ramelius Resources' (ASX:RMX) highly productive Penny gold mine. This mine is known for its exceptional grade, boasting resources of 723,000 tonnes at 17 g/t gold, equating to approximately 395,000 ounces.

The primary objective of the upcoming drilling program is to explore the interpreted down-plunge mineralized trend originating from the Penny deposits. Previous drilling has yielded promising results, including notable intersections such as 2 meters at 33.98 g/t gold from 38 meters depth and 1 meter at 5.56 g/t gold from 112 meters. This historical data underscores the potential for continued mineralization beneath the surface, especially in areas that prior explorers may have overlooked.

Strata Minerals is currently engaged in detailed drill planning and is in the process of submitting the necessary Programs of Work. Drilling is anticipated to commence in late 2024 or early 2025, contingent upon receiving the required approvals.

The opportunity at Penny South is particularly compelling, given that no drilling has occurred deeper than approximately 70 meters within the initial 300 meters south of the adjacent tenement. This lack of exploration presents a unique opportunity for Strata, especially as the mineralized lodes from the high-grade Penny mine are thought to extend southward toward their project area.

Managing Director Peter Woods expressed enthusiasm about the targets identified, emphasizing the strategic significance of the Penny South project. As the company prepares to execute its initial drill program, it is also working with geophysical consultants to evaluate additional data, which may guide the selection of further drill targets.

Overall, Strata Minerals aims to unlock the full potential of the Penny South project and will provide updates to stakeholders as the exploration progresses.

 

 


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