Trigg Minerals Limited (ASX:TMG) has announced the commencement of drilling at its SW Limey Prospect, a high-potential target similar to the nearby 3.6Moz Pajingo Gold Deposit. The month-long drill program will test several Induced Polarisation (IP) geophysical targets at the Drummond epithermal gold-sb-silver project in northern Queensland.
Identifying a preserved epithermal system at SW Limey with an IP signature resembling the renowned Pajingo gold deposit is compelling and validates our team's thorough approach at Drummond. We appreciate the support of our shareholders and stakeholders that have allowed us to test these exciting prospects. In particular we would like to thank the Birriah People and the Old Glenroy grazier who have worked closely with us to support the program. We look forward to updating the market as the campaign progresses.
Trigg Minerals Limited (ASX:TMG) has commenced drilling at its SW Limey Prospect, targeting a high-potential area similar to the nearby 3.6Moz Pajingo Gold Deposit. The drilling program will test several Induced Polarisation (IP) geophysical targets at the Drummond epithermal gold-sb-silver project in northern Queensland. The company has identified promising drill targets, including SW Limey, Breccia Hill, and Quartz Ridge, based on recent and reprocessed historical IP survey data. The RC and diamond drilling campaign will comprise six holes, totaling 1,280 meters of RC and 370 meters of diamond drilling. Trigg is fully funded for the upcoming drilling program. The company's Executive Chair, Timothy Morrison, expressed excitement about the preserved epithermal system at SW Limey and thanked the shareholders, stakeholders, and local collaborators for their support. Trigg Minerals looks forward to updating the market as the campaign progresses.