Felix Gold has announced drilling and trenching outcomes from the Northwest (NW) Array at Treasure Creek, revealing notable extensions to gold mineralisation.
The Treasure Creek Project covers 11,687 hectares in the Fairbanks Mining District of Alaska.
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Focused on a confined target area, the programme aimed to test high-grade antimony mineralisation within a broader gold halo, confirming strong occurrences of both minerals.
The drilling focused on the orientation and continuity of stibnite veins in various directions, as well as the breccia unit trending north-north-east.
This initiative also supports waste rock characterisation and provides data necessary for near-term production studies.
Recently completed step-out trenching around 130m west of the main target has provided additional data.
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By GlobalDataFelix Gold reported high-grade gold findings, with surface trench 25NWTR001 uncovering 67m of gold mineralisation over a 90m section located 130m west of the primary 2025 drilling area.
This extends the NW Array mineralised corridor into territory acquired by Felix in May 2024.
Drilling outcomes from the primary antimony target confirm wide zones of gold encircling the antimony vein areas.
Pending are gold assay results for 44 diamond holes and 18 reverse circulation (RC) holes, alongside antimony and multi-element assay results for an additional 45 diamond and six RC holes.
Noteworthy drill findings include hole 25TCDC020 yielding 47.36m at 1.34 grams per tonne (g/t) gold, hole 25TCDC004 with 15.71m at 2.91g/t gold and hole 25TCRC003 recording 13.72m at 2.83g/t gold.
As the largest landowner in the Fairbanks Gold Mining District, Felix Gold oversees a region with 831,000oz of Joint Ore Reserve Committee gold resources and significant exploration potential spread over more than 1,500km² in Alaska’s most productive gold mining area.
The district has historically produced more than 16moz of gold and includes Kinross Gold’s Fort Knox mine, a Tier 1 operation situated 30km from the NW Array.
Recent assay results from a total of 39 drill-holes offer further insight into low-grade bulk and high-grade gold mineralisation geometry within areas densely drilled for narrow antimony veins.
Pending are assay results for 45 diamond holes and six RC holes regarding antimony/multi-element content, as well as for the 44 diamond holes and 18 RC holes concerning gold content.
Felix Gold executive director Joseph Webb said: “Following our recent announcement of 47m at 2.45g/t and 29m at 3.90g/t gold from drilling, today’s trenching results show the mineralised system extends at least 130m further west along strike — with 67m of gold mineralisation exposed across a 90m trench. The system remains open in all directions.”
