A rapidly expanding epithermal gold system in the Drummond Basin
Twin Hills Gold Project
Twin Hills hosts the 309 and Lone Sister deposits, with GBM targeting rapid expansion of the ~1.0Moz Mineral Resource through aggressive drilling.
1.0Moz
Twin Hills Mineral Resource
50,000m
Current Drilling Program
Multiple
Deposits
309 & Lone Sister
Open in Multiple Directions
Strong Growth Potential
309 Deposit
At the 309 Deposit there are indications of a very large epithermal system within a larger (over 14km) structural corridor. This corridor is largely underexplored with limited deeper drilling to date.
The mineralisation at 309 is open in multiple directions and it is comparable to the renowned Pajingo system (5.0Moz)
- 10.6Mt @ 1.5g/t Au for 0.52Moz Au
High-grade historical intersections:
- 17m @ 317.4g/t Au
- 140.6m @ 5.2g/t Au
A multi-phased 50,000m drilling program is currently underway at Twin Hills, with ongoing assay results expected regularly.
The current program is building upon the outstanding results from the Phase 1 program which included:
- 52m @ 2.77g/t Au from 299m (Lone Sister)
- 37m @5.00 g/t Au from 225m (309)
Lone Sister Deposit
At the Lone Sister Deposit the mineralisation is open in multiple directions and there are indications of a possible high-grade feeder zone at depth.
There is potential for open pit and bulk underground configurations.
- 12.4Mt @ 1.2g/t Au (0.48Moz Au)
High-grade intersections:
- 146m @ 9.8g/t Au
- 20m @ 14.2g/t Au
1) Refer to ASX announcement ‘Twin Hills Gold Project Upgrades to ~1Moz Mineral Resource’, 5 December 2022
2) Refer to ASX announcement ‘Twin Hills Gold Project Upgrades to ~1Moz Mineral Resource’, 5 December 2022