- Bryah Resources (BYH) has intersected high-grade gold mineralisation at its Windalah Gold-Copper Prospect in Western Australia
- This recently completed program aimed to test shallow extensions of the zones of high-grade gold mineralisation that was intersected in 2018
- Gold from this program reached as high as 17.19 grammes per tonne
- Bryah is now planning follow-up drilling to test the extent of the gold
- Company shares are up 3.67 per cent and are trading for 6.4 cents each just before market close
Bryah Resources (BYH) has intersected high-grade gold mineralisation at its Windalah Gold-Copper Prospect.
The Windalah Prospect is situated within the Bryah Basin Project which is located approximately 150 kilometres north of Meekatharra in Western Australia.
This recently completed program aimed to test shallow extensions of the zones of high-grade gold mineralisation that was intersected in 2018.
This 2018 program intersected gold grading up to 15.05g/t.
A total of three reverse circulation (RC) holes, for 210 metres, were drilled as part of this program.
Best results include 12 metres at 4.32g/t gold from surface including two metres at 17.19g/t gold from three metres.
These results highlight the prospective nature of Windalah which has had very limited drilling to date.
“Intersecting 12 metres at over four grammes per tonne of gold from the surface is an impressive result for the company,” Managing Director Neil Marston said.
“We have now hit high-grade gold mineralisation from surface to a vertical depth of over 100 metres from drilling in 2018,” he added.
Bryah is now planning follow-up drilling to test the extent of the gold.
Company shares are up 6.67 per cent and are trading for 6.4 cents each just before market close.