CEO Clips - G2 Goldfields Advances High-Grade Gold Project in Guyana
The company expects continued project advancement and exploration activity to support long-term value creation for shareholders.
Permitting progresses as exploration continues along a growing gold trend.
G2 Goldfields is advancing a large high-grade gold deposit in Guyana while continuing to explore aggressively for additional mineralization along the same trend.
The company recently completed a preliminary economic assessment and is moving the project through the permitting process. The Oko Gold Project is located approximately 100 kilometres southwest of Georgetown and hosts an estimated 3.5 million ounces of gold at an average grade of 3.3 grams per tonne.
According to the company, the deposit remains open in all directions and down dip, with an additional 15 kilometres of strike length to the north that continues to be explored.
G2 also plans to spin out its non-core assets into a separate company called G3. These assets include approximately 87,000 acres of exploration land containing three past-producing mines.
The company expects continued project advancement and exploration activity to support long-term value creation for shareholders.
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