Dalaroo Metals Strikes Gold at Bondoukou

0:00Reporting from the Daily News, now I'm Corey with the latest in Sydney. Dalaru Metals has kicked off its gold exploration at the Banda Coup project in Côte d'Ivoire with strong early results. Just a week into field work, Rothschild samples from artisanal sites hit high grades, peaking at 17.95 grams per tonne gold. Four out of six samples came back impressive, with values like 8.01, 4.95, and 3.59 grams per tonne. The project sits in the Barimian Greenstone Belt, a top gold reach and stretching across West Africa. Banda Coup features 600 meters of near-surface artisanal mining along quartz veins and structural zones. It's 35 kilometers northwest of Endeavor mining's Tanda Iguela deposit, which boasts a 4.6 million ounce resource. Company leader CVs hits as a solid sign of potential in the area. The selective sampling confirms punchy mineralization right where small-scale miners have been

1:00active for years. It's the kind of first-look data that gets explorers excited about deeper work. Now, teens are mapping 9 kilometers of strike, focusing on key structures and more sampling. They're using drones and geochemistry to pinpoint drill targets. Earlier stakeholder talks paved the way for this ramp up. If mapping builds on these surface grades, Dalaru could move to drilling soon. Early days, but it's a promising start in a proven belt. Stay tuned for updates as they refine the picture. This episode is supported by our sponsor, Press Play. Put your head down. The sound is already there. So L.I. SoleyPillow.com