GoldMining Starts 8,000-Metre Drill Program at São Jorge, Tests William South and 49-Line-Km IP Survey
GoldMining has launched an 8,000-metre, two-rig drill program at its 100%-owned São Jorge gold project in Brazil, fully funded and underway. Targets include William South, 2 km from the deposit, where 2025 holes returned 12 m at 2.38 g/t Au including 1 m at 22 g/t, and a 49-line-km IP survey covers a 12 × 7 km anomaly.
1. Exploration Program Launch
GoldMining has commenced a systematic, exploration-focused drill program at its fully owned São Jorge project in Pará State, Brazil. The two-rig, 8,000-metre campaign is fully funded and aimed at expanding known mineralization around the existing deposit with on-site infrastructure supporting continuous operation.
2. William South Target Highlights
One of the high-priority targets is William South, located 2 km from the existing resource. Initial 2025 drilling returned intercepts of 12 m at 2.38 g/t Au including 1 m at 22 g/t, along with 4 m at 1.11 g/t and 1 m at 1.23 g/t, validating further follow-up drilling.
3. Expanded Geophysical and Geochemical Footprint
An ongoing induced polarization survey now covers 49 line-kilometres east of the deposit, while surface sampling has defined a 12 × 7 km footprint of elevated gold anomalies. These datasets guide the drilling toward new zones of potential bedrock mineralization beyond current resources.