Horizon Gold reports high-grade gold results from drilling conducted outside its recently defined mine plan at the Gum Creek project in Western Australia. According to multiple outlets, the company intersects a mineralised interval of 23 metres at an average grade of 5.26 grams per tonne gold. The results include a higher-grade section of 15 metres at 7.65 g/t gold.
The company’s drilling outside the updated mine plan indicates additional gold mineralisation beyond the area previously scheduled for the mine design. The reports describe the interval as a “high grade” hit and emphasise that it comes from areas not included in the recently defined plan.
While the outlets repeat the same core figures—23 metres at 5.26 g/t, including 15 metres at 7.65 g/t—they do not provide further detail on the drilling method, exact drill-hole location, or potential implications for future mine development. Horizon Gold is therefore communicating new exploration information that could affect how mineralisation is mapped around the existing project plan.
