Goliath Resources Ltd (TSXV: GOT) has reported a significant gold intercept from its Surebet discovery on the Golddigger property in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle. A re‑logged drill hole (GD‑22‑64) returned 6.31g/t gold equivalent (AuEq) over 14.35m, including a high-grade segment of 11.36g/t AuEq across 7.85m from a gold-rich feeder dyke.
This is the first of multiple historical drill holes relogged in 2025 to showcase visible gold — uncovered after review of core from 2021 to 2024. At least seven other holes have also revealed visible gold and will be assayed in due course.
Goliath has hit visible gold in narrow to broad intervals in zones like calc‑silicate breccia and intrusive dykes, prompting expansion of its relogging programme from 50 to 75 holes. The company has launched a massive 40,000m drill campaign to follow up on the discovery, targeting the suspected Motherlode intrusion and extending known mineralization laterally and at depth.
CEO Roger Rosmus highlighted that the presence of visible gold in feeder structures supports Goliath’s model of a district‑scale reduced intrusion related gold system. With confirmed gold in 92% of holes drilled in 2024, the Surebet discovery footprint now covers roughly 1.8km² and remains open in all directions.
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