Olympio Metals' Best Gold Drill Result at Bousquet

0:00It's March 23rd. Welcome in. This is Sydney News today, where local news meets AI. Olympiometals just announced its best gold drill result ever at the Bosque Project in Quebec. The standout intercept came from the Pei Queen prospect, hitting 7.5 meters at 41.81 grams per ton gold, starting at 182 meters depth. This came from a single diamond drill hole in their Phase 2 program, and matches visible gold they spotted earlier in the core. The hit builds on strong visuals logged back in mid-February from the same hole, within a zone of dark quartz veining and sulfides. It follows up high grade fines from last year's maiden drilling, like 6.4 meters at 6.54 grams per tonne and 1.5 meters at 54.2 grams per tonne, Phase 2 wrapped up with 7 holes totaling 1,639 meters. Many leaders are thrilled, saying it boosts confidence in their model for structurally controlled high grade zones at Pei Queen.

1:01The project sits on the famous Cadillac break, a major fault line over 250 kilometers long that's home to more than 110 million ounces of gold across the Abbott TV region. It's just 15 kilometers from big operations like Agnico Eagles, La Ronde and I.M. Goals Westwood Mines. More assays are pending from the rest of that keyhole, and 6 others, which should help refine their geological understanding and plan ahead. Olympio holds an option for an 80% stake, with payments already advancing the site. With this momentum and prime location, Busque lets primed for more discoveries as results roll in.