GoldMining Inc. reports exploration and project-development news for a portfolio of resource-stage gold and gold-copper assets in the Americas. Recurring updates cover preliminary economic assessments, NI 43-101 technical information, drilling programs, and technical work at projects such as La Mina in Colombia, São Jorge in Brazil, and the Whistler Gold-Copper Project in Alaska through its majority owned subsidiary U.S. GoldMining.
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GoldMining has announced promising results from their diamond and auger drilling programs at the São Jorge Project in Brazil's Tapajós gold district.
Key discoveries include:
- Diamond drilling: New gold and copper mineralization found 1 km from the main São Jorge deposit.
- Notable assay results: Drill hole SJD-123-24 yielded 10 m at 0.66 g/t gold, including 2 m at 1.65 g/t gold; SJD-124-24 returned 28 m at 275 ppm (0.0275%) copper.
- Auger drilling: Indicated new gold zones at the William South target, 2 km north of the deposit, with high-grade results such as 1 m at 17.14 g/t gold from 12 m depth.
These findings suggest potential for significant gold and copper mineralization in previously unexplored areas, supporting the hypothesis of an extensive high-strain corridor.
GoldMining (NYSE American: GLDG) reported final diamond drill assays and interim auger results from the São Jorge project, Pará, Brazil on Nov 4, 2025. Step-out core holes SJD-123-24 and SJD-124-24 identified new mineralization ~1 km northwest of the São Jorge deposit, including 10 m at 0.66 g/t Au (SJD-123-24) and 28 m at 275 ppm Cu (SJD-124-24). Earlier core hole SJD-120-24 returned a long intercept of 163 m at 1.02 g/t Au. An ongoing 3,000 m auger program (≈2/3 complete) at the William South target (~2 km north) delivered multiple high-grade bedrock auger hits, including 1 m at 17.14 g/t Au and ~25% of holes >100 ppb Au, supporting a bedrock source beneath large soil anomalies. Company states follow-up deeper drilling is warranted to confirm and expand discoveries.
GoldMining announced positive assay results from its São Jorge Project in Brazil. The completed diamond core drilling program, spanning 1,077 meters, revealed significant findings from two holes: SJD-122-24, which showed 19 meters grading 1.24 g/t gold, including 7 meters at 2.98 g/t gold, and SJD-121-24, which showed 18 meters grading 0.70 g/t gold, including 8 meters at 1.14 g/t gold. The drilling aims to confirm and explore new mineralization zones, bolstering resource confidence and potentially leading to new gold discoveries. São Jorge, located in the Tapajós gold district, benefits from its proximity to infrastructure and historical gold production.
GoldMining has announced positive assay results from the first drill hole of its São Jorge Project in Brazil. The drilling program aims to confirm high-grade mineralization and improve resource estimates. Highlights include a 163m interval grading 1.02 g/t gold, with notable intersections of 37m at 2.26 g/t gold and 20m at 1.37 g/t gold. The project is strategically located in the Tapajós Gold District, near existing infrastructure. The results are expected to enhance the geological model and future resource estimations.
GoldMining has announced promising preliminary results from the geophysical survey reprocessing of its Rea uranium project in the Western Athabasca Basin. The Company, which owns 75% of the project, has identified over 70 km of prospective trends within three distinct corridors. The project encompasses approximately 125,328 hectares and surrounds Orano Canada's Dragon Lake prospect. Notable findings include anomalous uranium values and pathfinder elements in multiple drill holes across the Maybelle River, Net Lake, and Keane Lake corridors. CEO Alastair Still emphasized the cost-efficiency and strategic relevance of this work towards unlocking shareholder value. Future exploration will focus on refining targets for drilling.
GoldMining has commenced drilling at its São Jorge Gold Project in Brazil, spanning 45,997 hectares. The project includes 1,000 meters of diamond core drilling and 3,000 meters of power auger drilling. Objectives include confirming structural controls on high-grade mineralization and exploring new targets along a NW-SE high-strain corridor. The drilling will test surficial geochemical anomalies within a 12 km x 7 km area, comprising gold, copper, and molybdenum. The project sits within the Tapajos Gold District, noted for producing over 20 million ounces of gold. A new geological model may optimize mineral resource estimates, potentially leading to new discoveries.
GoldMining announced the voting results of its annual general meeting held on May 16, 2024. The meeting saw a quorum of 32.49% of outstanding shares represented. All nominees listed in the management's information circular dated March 25, 2024, were elected as directors. Significant votes were cast for Amir Adnani (92.02%), David Garofalo (92.07%), Garnet Dawson (94.45%), David Kong (94.26%), Gloria Ballesta (68.38%), Hon. Herb Dhaliwal (94.13%), Mario Bernardo Garnero (94.52%), and Anna Tudela (93.95%). Additionally, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP was reappointed as the auditor for the ensuing year. Detailed voting results are available on SEDAR+.
GoldMining Inc. (TSX: GOLD) (NYSE American: GLDG) released its 2023 Sustainability Report, highlighting a focus on health and safety, community support, environmental initiatives, and diversity. The report showcases efforts to ensure responsible exploration and development practices while creating shared value for local communities. The Company's commitment to sustainability is evident in its approach and goals aligned with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.
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