A2Gold Hits 141.1 g/t Gold at Nevada’s Castle Target

The drill program at the Castle Target was designed to refine the company’s understanding of structural and stratigraphic controls on mineralization. By moving away from broad, low-grade targets, A2Gold is now prioritizing discrete zones where northeast and northwest-striking structures intersect with favorable lithological contacts. CEO Peter Gianulis stated that this discovery validates a new geological framework, suggesting the presence of higher-grade feeder systems within the existing mineralized envelope.

Beyond the headline intercept in hole CAC-007, hole CAC-006 returned multiple high-grade intervals, including 9.72 g/t gold over 0.6 metres. These findings are complemented by evidence of significant silver mineralization, such as 13.3 g/t over 19.5 metres in CAC-006, which were not fully characterized by historical drilling. The company plans to use these data to guide infill and step-out drilling, focusing on the 400-metre corridor between the new high-grade intercept and surface channel samples at Black Rock.