Zenith Minerals Drills for Gold in WA

0:00It's April 8th, from your city to your ears. This is Sydney News Today, powered by AI. Zenith Minerals just fired up the drill at their consolidated deltzy gold project in Western Australia's southern cross region. Weeks after nailing down an inferred resource of 21.3 million tons at 1 gram per tonne gold, that's 675. Thousand ounces, they're chasing more with an 8-hole reverse circulation program, totaling 1,350 meters. They're hitting deltzy south-first to fill gaps in the model and extend high-grade zones down dip from shallow hits. Up north is Scotts Gray, five holes will test lateral spreads in deeper potential, building on past intercepts like 3 meters at 7.4. Zero grams per tonne, and 11 meters at 3.53. The company's managing director says they're zeroing in on surefire spots near the resource to pump up ounces and grades fast. Plus, they're grabbing a key mining lease to bridge a 1-kilometer gap between deltzy north and the main prospect, eyeing a bigger 6-kilometer corridor.

1:08Beyond the drills, Zenith scouting a 19-kilometer mineralized trend with parallel shears showing old gold hits. Smart move, they're reassaying lithium core for fresh targets across their 360-square-kilometer holding, all low cost. With sealed roads, power, water, and granted leases already in place, plus early feasibility, on open-pim mining and toll treating, dosies primed for. Quick development, wash this space as those results drop. They could elevate Zenith straight into WA's gold contender league.