Latitude 66 has released the final assay results from phase two reverse circulation (RC) drilling at the Tin Dog and Red Dog prospects, both part of its Laverton Gold Project in Western Australia (WA).
The results include assays from 22 holes, with 20 drilled at Red Dog and two at Tin Dog, with results indicating consistent gold mineralisation and potential for resource expansion.
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Assay highlights from Tin Dog include a 20m section grading 1.2 grams per tonne (g/t) gold from 206m, which includes a 6m interval at 2.2g/t from 208m and another 7m at 1.3g/t from 236m (hole LVRC077).
Another significant intersection included 3m at 2.9g/t gold from 114m (LVRC078).
At Red Dog, reported results included 6m at 1.1g/t gold from 34m (LVRC073).
Latitude 66 said the drilling has confirmed gold mineralisation at the Don Lode over approximately 500m of strike length and up to 400m down dip, with the mineralisation remaining open for further expansion.
The intersections, which include several broad gold-bearing zones within the syenite intrusion at Tin Dog, are being interpreted as evidence of a more extensive mineralised intrusive system at depth.
The new data is being integrated into Latitude 66’s geological models ahead of a maiden mineral resource estimate for Tin Dog and an updated estimate for Red Dog.
These are due to be released in the third quarter (Q3) of calendar year 2026.
At Red Dog, drilling has extended the interpreted mineralised footprint by approximately 85m to the north-west of the historically mined area.
Latitude 66 managing director Grant Coyle said: “These final results continue to demonstrate the consistency, scale and continuity of mineralisation at Tin Dog, strengthening our confidence to define a potential maiden mineral resource during Q3 this year.
“Importantly, drilling continues to validate the broader intrusive-hosted and structurally controlled nature of mineralisation at Tin Dog, with several wider intersections occurring away from intrusive margins and supporting the interpretation of a potentially larger mineralised intrusive system at depth.”
Latitude 66 acquired the option for the Laverton Gold Project in November 2025.
The company has outlined plans to accelerate progress at the project by finalising geological interpretation and constructing three-dimensional models for Tin Dog and Red Dog.
Further drilling is planned to assess deeper mineralisation, test for parallel lodes and follow up on structurally complex zones identified in recent drilling.
Latitude 66 is also advancing permitting at Red Dog to support potential near-term development.
