Olympio Metals' Bousquet Gold Project Drill Results

0:00Olympiomedals just dropped fresh drill results from its Boussquet Gold project in Quebec, Canada, and they're looking strong at the Pauquine prospect. The latest assays from Phase 2 drilling show, Gold grades getting better as they go deeper down plunge with 36 new significant intercepts that bring the project's total to 138 hits, building on a monster hole from before 19.4 meters at 17.29 grams per tonne gold, including a 7.5 meter. Stretch at 41.81 grams per tonne, the new data backs up that trend. One hole nailed 3.8 meters at 5.03 grams per tonne from 59.7 meters, and another got 6.1 meters at 1.24 grams per tonne. This is all on the Cadillac break, a 250 kilometer gold hotspot that's already given up over 110 million ounces. Boussquet sits just 15 kilometers from big operations like Agnical Eagles La Ronde, with 15.8 million ounces in the Amgolds Westwood,

1:03at 2.4 million. The company sees solid proof of grade jumps, like from 8 gram meters at 65 meters depth to 335 grams at 1.141.5 meters, a 97% boost over that step out. They're prepping a televiewer survey to map structures better. Next up, phase 3 drilling kicks off late May to chase lateral and deeper extensions of that main high-grade zone, so keep eyes on Olympio as they. Build momentum on this promising play. From your city, powered by AI, this is Sydney News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.