Aurum Resources Reports Thick Gold Intercepts at Boundiali Project in Côte d’Ivoire

Aurum Resources has reported new diamond drilling results from its BDT2 deposit at the Boundiali gold project in Côte d’Ivoire. The drilling program has completed over 12,000 meters as part of a 40-hole campaign aimed at expanding the resource and upgrading inferred resources to indicated category.

The project is located within a 13-kilometer structural corridor. One intercept included 36 meters at 1.99 grams per tonne gold from 280 meters, with a 1.85-meter section at 27.97 grams per tonne. Another hole yielded 22 meters at 1.40 grams per tonne from 97 meters, and a third showed 18.5 meters at 1.18 grams per tonne from 245 meters, including 3.5 meters at 4.6 grams per tonne.

Additional zones between 115 and 150 meters depth exceeded 20 grams per tonne over two meters or more.

The mineralization features multiple zones per hole, hosted in a north-south trending sandstone unit surrounded by volcanic-sedimentary rocks. It is associated with disseminated sulphides and alteration including silica, hematite, and chlorite, and is largely free-milling.

True widths range from 60 to 85 percent of downhole intercepts. Drilling has intersected gold beyond the current resource boundaries, indicating potential expansion along strike and at depth. The company operates 14 diamond rigs across Boundiali as part of a 130,000-meter drilling program planned for 2026.

Exploration focuses on surface targets, with scope for deeper discoveries.

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