Lundin Gold Reports Further High-Grade Gold Results at Fruta del Norte
Lundin Gold has reported new high-grade gold results from drilling at its Fruta del Norte (FDN) mine in Ecuador. The company has also commenced development work toward FDN East.
Lundin Gold has announced new results from its ongoing conversion and exploration drilling programs at the Fruta del Norte (FDN) gold mine in Ecuador, indicating further high-grade gold intercepts. The company also confirmed the commencement of development activities towards the FDN East zone.
The drilling programs continue to yield positive discoveries at FDN, FDN South (FDNS), and FDN East. Lundin Gold reports that four gold-silver epithermal deposits have been identified to date, positioning the company with a substantial pipeline for growing its Mineral Resources and Reserves.
Among the reported highlights is a result from FDNS of 108.61 grams of gold per tonne over an 11.75-meter interval. These ongoing discoveries are contributing to the expansion of the mine's known ore zones.
Development at FDN East has begun following a previously reported exceptional drill result of 236.62 grams of gold per tonne over a 3.95-meter interval. This confirmation underscores the area's potential as a significant gold-bearing zone.
Lundin Gold continues its drilling efforts with the aim of increasing Mineral Resources and Reserves and further solidifying the long-term production outlook for the FDN mine.