Si6 Metals has returned early gold indications from a 126-hole, 4,198m aircore program at its Monument gold project near Laverton, testing 26 of at least 60 felsic intrusive targets identified from an aeromagnetic survey. Multi-element assay data shows 18 of those 26 targets carry the geochemical signatures of fertile intrusive rocks, spread across 30km of strike spanning the entire project. Encouraging gold intercepts included 4m at 1.38g/t from surface and 4m at 0.44g/t from 36m, with the Korong intrusive — a circular body 2km across — emerging as the top priority after chemistry placed it in the sanukitoid suite, mantle-derived rocks commonly enriched in gold. Read the full article for the geophysical work Si6 is lining up over the Korong-Old Copper corridor ahead of the next drilling phase.

Gold sniffs for Si6 at new Laverton targets Si6 Metals has found hints of gold in underexplored intrusive igneous rocks at its Monument project near Laverton that it says bears similarities to Gold Field’s 7moz Wallaby gold deposit in the region.https://thewest.com.au/business/public-companies/gold-sniffs-for-si6-at-new-laverton-targets--c-6248748