Glandore Axial Planar Fault

The Axial Planar Fault has been intersected by drilling over a strike length of approximately 400m, to a maximum depth of around 150m below surface and it is open at depth and along strike in both directions.

Drilling to date suggests that gold has been depleted in the upper region (approximately 30m of weathered rock) with continuous mineralised structure beneath. The favourable rock type is the granophyric zone and mineralisation is known to exist where north west trending faults intersect this zone. Known mineralisation to date dips 60° to the south west and strikes north west.

The Axial Planar Fault is some 200m east of the Supergene Zone and has parallel dip. Numerous intersections show strong grades including 1m at 10.9g/t from 103m, 1.2m at 12.5g/t from 92.5m, 4.8m at 2.84g/t from 81m and 10.25m at 10.3g/t from 58m.

Drilling Focus

Drilling of the Axial Planar fault is aiming initially to infill the previous widely spaced holes with the opportunity to test the depth and strike extension potential in the future.

Fig 1: Glandore Axial Planar Fault

Target size

250m long 3 m wide 150m vertical Strike 320° Dip 70°
Open along strike
Open at depth

Better Intersections

10.25m @ 10.3g/t Au from 58m
4m @ 18.8g/t Au from 103m

Significant Axial Planar Fault Zone drill intercepts (>1.5g/t)

Drill Hole	From (m)	Interval (m)	Grade (g/t Au)
GDJD259	68.2	0.6	6.80
GDJD260	90.7	3.3	1.97
GDJD336	58	10.25	10.3
GDJD339	103.9	1.0	10.9
GDJD340	81	4.8	2.84
GDJD341	105.7	1.7	3.3
GDJD342	125.8	2.75	2.57
GDJD343	92.5	1.2	12.5
GDJD344	54	6	1.79
GDJD345	62.1	0.8	3.89
GDJD348	48.4	1.6	3.61
GDJD351	31.4	0.6	2.39
GDJD353	167.1	3.9	1.23
GDJD81	49	7	2.61
	88	10	1.55
	106	3	4.63
EGRC002	100	2	2.21

The Axial Planar Fault – Drill Section A – A’

Parallel to Supergene, the target is enhanced by drilling and represents a potential underground target. Further drilling is planned.

Fig 2: Axial Planar Fault A - A'

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