Goliath Resources (TSX-V: GOT; OTCQB: GOTRF; FSE: B4IF) has attracted fresh media attention following the release of additional assays from its 2025 drill campaign at the Surebet discovery on the Golddigger project in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle. New drill results have extended the Bonanza Zone to around 1.25km along an east–west trend, with mineralisation remaining open both along strike and at depth.
Highlights reported in today’s coverage include intervals such as 4.83g/t gold over 4.54m, including higher-grade sub-intervals, within broader mineralised zones. Combined with previous drilling, the new data support a model of stacked quartz–sulphide lodes in the Bonanza and Surebet zones that together deliver up to roughly 800m of vertical relief, with widespread visible gold observed in core.
Commentary from Goliath’s technical advisors stresses that the consistency of grades over robust true thicknesses could lend itself to bulk, cost-effective mining methods if future studies confirm continuity at scale. The project also benefits from existing regional infrastructure, including road and power access and proximity to communities and historic processing facilities, which could help underpin future development scenarios.
With assays still pending for a significant portion of the 2025 drill programme, investors will be watching for further results to refine the emerging 3D model and guide planning for the 2026 season.
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