Olympio Metals' Bousquet Project Gold Results

0:00Olympia metals just dropped some jaw-dropping gold results from their Bose-K project in Quebec, Canada. Their drill hole BL 2663 hit 19.4 meters at 17.29 grams per ton gold, starting at 100, 72.5 meters deep. That's high-grade territory, with a 7.5 meter core blasting 41.81 grams per ton, and a 2 meter stretch peaking it. Over 109 grams per ton. Inside that monster intercept, they found Bonanza level gold in quartz veins, the kind that lights up the mining world. This build on last week's solid hit of 41.81 grams per ton, and visible gold in earlier holes backs it all up. The stock jumped as much as 27% to 6.6 cents on the biggest trading volume in two months. Investors are buzzing because Bose-K sits on the Cadillac break, a legendary gold belt that's pumped out over 110 million ounces. Historically, right near big operations like Agnical Eagles La Ronde, with 15.8 million ounces.

1:06They switched the drill angle to 330 degrees from the usual 210, and they paid off big, hinting at multiple parallel. High-grade loads instead of just one. That's a gain-changer for the Pac-win prospects potential scale. More assays from six holes are still coming in, plus they're running surveys to map these loads better for the next drill push. In this prime gold district, Olympios building a story that's got real momentum. Keep an eye on how it unfolds. This has been Sydney News Today, powered by AI.