Southern Cross Gold Drills 3.9 m at 124.6 g/t Gold with Individual Assays up to 2,110 g/t Gold

Core Insights - Southern Cross Gold Consolidated Ltd has reported significant drilling results from its Sunday Creek gold-antimony project, highlighting the effectiveness of its systematic infill drilling strategy which has reproduced high-grade zones and discovered additional mineralization. Group 1: Exceptional High-Grade Intercepts - The drill hole SDDSC162 intersected 3.9 m at 124.9 g/t AuEq (124.6 g/t Au, 0.1% Sb), marking it as the tenth best interval to date at Sunday Creek [4][9][10] - Individual assays reached up to 2,110 g/t Au, representing the seventh best gold assay recorded [4][7] - The Apollo prospect's drill hole SDDSC164 yielded a fourth sample exceeding 100 g/t Au within 180 m of the surface [4][13] Group 2: Successful Infill Strategy Delivering Results - Two infill holes successfully reproduced high-grade zones, validating the geological model and discovering additional vein sets beyond original targets [4][5] - A new 60 m zone of prospective near-surface ground was discovered adjacent to the historic Gladys Mine, which had a 104 m strike length [4][6] Group 3: High-Grade Antimony Confirmed - High-grade antimony-gold combinations were confirmed, including 87.1 g/t Au with 21.6% Sb and 62.3 g/t Au with 20.1% Sb [4][6][30] - The strategic importance of antimony is underscored by ongoing Chinese export restrictions, enhancing the project's value [4][30][33] Group 4: Operational Momentum - The company is advancing a drill program exceeding 200 km, with twenty holes currently being processed and eight actively drilling [8][11][18] - The systematic drilling strategy aims to expand the mineralized footprint while improving geological understanding [19][22] Group 5: Strategic Value of Sunday Creek - The Sunday Creek project is located 60 km north of Melbourne and covers 16,900 hectares, with the company also holding 1,054.51 Ha of freehold land [20][32] - The dual-metal profile of gold and antimony enhances the project's strategic value, particularly in light of China's export restrictions on antimony [33][34]