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Equity Metals Expands Gold-in-Soil Anomaly with Assays up to 41.8g/t Au in Grab Samples from the Arlington Gold Property, British Columbia
GRABGrab (GRAB) Newsfile·2025-02-27 14:00

Core Insights - Equity Metals Corporation has expanded its gold-in-soil anomaly at the Arlington Gold Property, with assay results showing values up to 41.8g/t Au in grab samples [1][3] Group 1: Surface Sampling Results - The surface sampling program conducted in Q4 2024 included 217 soil samples and 22 rock samples, successfully enlarging the southern Au-in-soil anomaly to 800m x 800m [2] - Notably, 33 of the 217 soil samples returned values greater than 100ppb Au, with 3 samples exceeding 1g/t Au [2] - Additionally, 48 samples returned values greater than 0.5g/t Ag, and 8 samples exceeded 1g/t Ag [2] Group 2: Geological Discoveries - A gold-bearing outcrop was found beneath shallow soil cover, yielding 41.8g/t Au and 7.9g/t Au in grab samples, along with 13.3g/t Au over two meters from a continuous chip sample [3] - A new polymetallic vein was discovered, showing assays of 0.126ppm Au, 21.63ppm Ag, 1.07% Pb, and 1.26% Zn [3] Group 3: Land Position and Surveys - The company has increased its land position at the Arlington property by staking an additional three claims totaling 1,830ha, bringing the total to 12 claims covering 5,387ha [4] - An airborne magnetic/radiometric survey was completed over the Arlington project, covering 1,193 line-kilometers at a 50-meter line-spacing [5] - The survey results indicate good correlation between magnetic/radiometric signatures and known geological features, with data currently being analyzed for further interpretation [6] Group 4: Future Exploration Plans - The company plans to continue its exploration program in Spring 2025, which will include a Lidar Survey, ground IP geophysics, surface mapping, and sampling, followed by a 3,000-meter drill campaign targeting the South Fresh Pots gold anomaly [7] - The budget for this upcoming work is set at CDN$1.2 million, which is fully funded and scheduled to commence in mid-April [7]