G2 Goldfields has announced the discovery of new gold zones at its OKO project in Guyana, highlighting impressive drill results. The latest drilling has uncovered several significant intercepts, including 57.5 meters at 4.3 grams per tonne (g/t) of gold, 38.2 meters at 3.4 g/t of gold, and 69.5 meters at 1.9 g/t of gold. These findings confirm the expansion potential of the OKO gold system and demonstrate consistent, high-grade mineralization over substantial widths.
These results add to the growing evidence that OKO could become a major gold deposit in the Guiana Shield, a region known for large-scale gold discoveries. G2’s exploration efforts have focused on understanding the geological controls of the mineralization, and the new zones are interpreted to be extensions of the previously known gold-rich structures.
The company plans to continue aggressive drilling to further delineate these zones and assess the project’s overall potential. With these promising results, G2 Goldfields strengthens its position in the gold exploration sector and raises expectations for the OKO project’s future development.
