Welcome to our dedicated page for I-80 Gold news (Ticker: IAUX), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on I-80 Gold stock.
I-80 Gold Corp (NYSE: IAUX) operates a diversified portfolio of advanced-stage gold projects in Nevada, employing a capital-disciplined approach to mine development. This news hub provides investors and industry observers with essential updates on operational milestones, strategic initiatives, and corporate developments.
Access authoritative information on drilling results, permitting progress, and production updates from key assets including Ruby Hill and McCoy-Cove. Our curated collection features official press releases alongside third-party analysis of financial results, partnership announcements, and technical reports.
Key updates include resource expansion at Granite Creek, infrastructure improvements at Lone Tree, and metallurgical testing outcomes. The page serves as a centralized resource for tracking the company's progress in developing high-grade deposits through its systematic, risk-managed approach.
Bookmark this page for streamlined access to I-80 Gold's latest developments in Nevada's mining sector. Check regularly for updates on project timelines, operational efficiencies, and corporate strategy execution.
i-80 Gold Corp. (AMEX: IAUX, TSX: IAU) has reported significant drilling results from its Ruby Hill Property in Eureka County, Nevada, indicating substantial new high-grade mineralization. Key findings include:
- iRH23-10: 226.1 g/t Ag, 10.0% Pb, and 9.7% Zn over 8.4m.
- iRH22-71: 449.0 g/t Ag, 16.4% Pb over 1.4m.
- 11.6 g/t Au over 13.1m in the Lowerjack Zone.
The ongoing drilling focuses on expanding known zones and exploring new targets along the Hilltop fault structure. The 2023 drill program aims to refine the mineral resource estimate and integrate polymetallic deposits into economic studies. i-80 Gold is also evaluating retrofitting the Ruby Hill processing plant for enhanced recovery of base and precious metals, reducing development costs.