Mako Gold's correction to rock chip results at Komboro

Mako Gold Limited (ASX:MKG) has issued a correction to the rock chip results at Komboro, Napié Project, following discussions with ASX. The company's recent mapping program by Mako geologists on the Komboro Prospect has returned very high-grade results, including 170g/t Au, 41.92g/t Au, 6.27g/t Au, 4.63g/t Au, and 3.48g/t Au, indicating the identification of new high-grade gold zones for potential resource growth. The company also retracted information on peer comparisons with respect to Mineral Resources estimates, emphasizing that investors should not rely on the information for making any investment decisions.

Mako Gold's Managing Director, Peter Ledwidge, on the rock chip results at Komboro

The exceptional results of our ongoing mapping and rock chip sampling program at Komboro provides additional gold targets that warrant further work. These results further demonstrate the prospectivity of the northern part of the Napié Project and when combined with high-grade results from our previous scout drilling, highlight the potential to significantly grow the resource beyond the current 868,000 OZ gold resource.

Summary of Mako Gold's announcement

Mako Gold Limited (ASX:MKG) has announced a correction to the rock chip results at Komboro, Napié Project, showcasing very high-grade results and the identification of new high-grade gold zones for potential resource growth. The company's Managing Director, Peter Ledwidge, emphasized the prospectivity of the northern part of the Napié Project and the potential to significantly grow the resource beyond the current 868,000 OZ gold resource. Mako Gold plans to complete the mapping and rock chip sampling at Komboro and initiate a drilling program to extend mineralisation both at depth and along strike, indicating a positive outlook for the company's future endeavors.