Core Insights - Great Pacific Gold Corp. has announced significant results from its expanded Phase 1 diamond drill program at the Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea, highlighting the potential for a major gold-copper deposit [1][3][22] Drilling Results - Hole WDG-08 reported an impressive intercept of 8.4 meters at 49.9 grams per tonne (g/t) gold equivalent, including a high-grade zone of 3.8 meters at 105 g/t AuEq [3][5] - The Sinivit target has shown high-grade near-surface mineralization, with nine out of twenty-eight planned holes completed, totaling 1,214 meters of the 5,000-meter program [5][10] - Assay results are pending for hole WDG-09, located approximately 60 meters north of WDG-08, which is expected to provide further insights into the mineralization [5][11] Project Overview - The Wild Dog Project features a 15 km structural corridor with confirmed high-grade mineralization and potential for continuity along strike and at depth [3][10] - The Phase 1 program commenced in May 2025 and is designed to test the Sinivit target, which has a 1.5 km strike length within the broader epithermal vein system [9][10] - The company is also preparing for a potential maiden drilling program at the adjacent Magiabe porphyry target in 2026 [3][10] Future Plans - The expanded drilling program is expected to continue into early 2026, with a total of 28 diamond drill holes planned [10][18] - The company aims to increase field activity on the Magiabe porphyry target while continuing to explore the Wild Dog epithermal system [3][10] Quality Assurance - The company adheres to industry best practices for Quality Assurance and Quality Control, with samples submitted to an ISO 9001-certified laboratory [16][17]
8.4 Meters at 50 g/t AuEq Drilled at Great Pacific Gold's Wild Dog Project