Maximus Resources (ASX: MXR) has reported promising results from follow-up rock chip assays at its Eagles Nest Gold Project in Western Australia. The assays revealed high-grade gold mineralisation along a 3.2 km strike length, unveiling new priority drill targets.
Maximus Resources has identified high-grade gold mineralisation from rock chip assays at its Eagles Nest Gold Project. The results have confirmed a 3.2 km strike length with significant assays, indicating new drill targets north and south of the existing Eagles Nest deposit. The Eagles Nest trend, previously underexplored for gold, shows potential for considerable resource development. Maximus plans targeted exploration drilling within the Eagles Nest-Ground Lark corridor, with necessary permits secured. The company aims to expand its resource base in the Kambalda region, emphasizing the strategic value of the Eagles Nest project.
The recent assay results confirm the presence of high-grade gold mineralisation along the Eagles Nest trend, highlighting the potential for significant resource growth. These findings validate our exploration strategy and underscore the importance of the Eagles Nest project within our portfolio.