Aber ebenso wichtig ein klares Committment hinsichtlich der nächsten Erweiterung der Resourcenschätzung und der dann folgenden PEA. Hier ein Auszug aus der Veröffentlichung:
August 22, 2023, Toronto, Ontario — Omai Gold Mines Corp. (TSXV: OMG) (OTC: OMGGF) (“Omai” or the “Company”) announces additional excellent drill results from the Company’s Omai gold project in Guyana. Assays have been received for an additional hole drilled in the Wenot target. To date in 2023, fourteen holes have been completed totalling 5,235 metres (“m”) and drilling continues. Hole 23ODD-065 encountered very wide zones of gold mineralization starting at a vertical depth of 140 m. Visible gold was identified at 22 locations within the core.
Highlights for hole 23ODD-065 include:
•§4.54 g/t Au over 27.5 m (including 8.17 g/t Au over 11.2 m)
•§1.83 g/t Au over 25.5 m
•§2.37 g/t Au over 12.5 m
Elaine Ellingham, President & CEO, commented: “Our recent drilling that has focused on expanding the Wenot deposit has been very successful. These results for hole 23ODD-065 are excellent, intersecting a 127 m wide well-mineralized rhyolite-diorite dike complex with two very wide gold zones, one 27.5 m wide and a second 25.5 m wide. This shear-hosted dike complex extends along the 2+ km strike length of the Wenot deposit, occurring within the volcanic sequence north of the contact shear. It typically hosts gold zones secondary to the main gold zones associated with the quartz feldspar porphyry and protomylonite units that straddle the central contact shear. However the shear-hosted rhyolite-diorite dike complex in this area has proven to be particularly wide and well-mineralized. The gold zones within hole 23ODD-065 are at the northern flank of the Wenot deposit and at a relatively shallow depth. Such wide, high-grade and shallow zones will be important for a future open pit operation. Unfortunately, this hole was lost before it reached the central shear, where additional gold zones would have been expected.”
“The current drilling of the Wenot target area remains focused on: 1) testing some of the undrilled gaps within the Wenot deposit model to increase the resource, 2) expanding the western “starter pit” area, and 3) providing evidence of the vast open potential at depth for the Wenot deposit. These new results and recent results with wide and good grade zones are expected to positively impact the resources as we move forward to an updated mineral resource estimate expected in late September, with an expected decision to proceed with a preliminary economic assessment (“PEA”) immediately thereafter.”
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