Sanu Gold kicks off first ground geophysics at Bantabaye gold
Sanu Gold Corporation is conducting gold exploration activities on its Bantabaye gold exploration permit in Guinea, West Africa. The permit is situated on the western margin of Guinea’s Siguiri Basin.
The firm had already finished first drill program and the geophysics includes induced polarization and ground magnetometer surveys. The primary objective of this work is to refine the target definition for follow-up drilling in Q1 2024.
Bantabaye gold exploration
Martin Pawlitschek, Sanu Gold’s President and CEO, emphasized the significance of geophysical surveys in obtaining a better understanding of the geology, structural setting, and gold mineralization signature at Bantabaye. The initial drilling results indicated promising gold concentrations.
Induced polarization has been highlighted as an effective geophysical tool in the discovery and delineation of gold mineralization within the region. The results from the geophysics program will be combined with existing drill and surface sampling datasets to refine key targets. The main goal is to define targets for the next phase of drilling, planned for early 2024. Sanu Gold is a publicly traded exploration company with a focus on a portfolio of highly prospective gold projects in Guinea, specifically in West Africa’s Siguiri Basin.
“The first geophysics program on our flagship Bantabaye project is now underway. Geophysical surveys are a rapid and cost-effective method of obtaining a more robust understanding of the geology, structural setting, and signature of gold mineralization at Bantabaye, where initial drilling earlier this year returned up to 11.4 g/t Au over 15 m, including 41.2 g/t Au over 4 m¹,” said Sanu Gold’ President and CEO, Martin Pawlitschek.
