Kalo Gold Corp. reports news centered on exploration at the Vatu Aurum Project in Fiji, including drilling results, trenching, soil and stream sediment geochemistry, geophysical surveys, and interpretation of epithermal gold targets. Company updates frequently reference the Qiriyaga Complex, Wainikoro, the Nubu Graben, and other prospect areas within a regional gold corridor.
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Kalo Gold (KLGDF) reported that surface gold mineralization occurrences at Wainikoro now extend 4.3 kilometres within its Vatu Aurum Project in Fiji. A quartz vein sample approximately 1.8 km southwest of the previous southernmost result returned 616 detectORE Units (~0.62 g/t gold estimated). These field-screening values are not certified assays, and the approximate grade must not be used for grade estimation. No new certified assays were reported.
Geophysical surveys are complete, with interpretation under way. Kalo plans trenching, soil sampling, mapping and data integration through November and early December, followed by drilling in January 2027. The corridor previously returned certified assays up to 8.78 g/t gold. Separately, Kalo granted a consultant 500,000 stock options on October 23, 2026, exercisable at $0.185 per share over five years, with staged vesting.
Kalo Gold (KLGDF) reported a new gold occurrence at Kope Road North in Fiji, with field screening returning 16,361 detectORE units. The result has a contextual estimate of approximately 16.36 grams of gold per tonne, but is not a certified assay and must not be relied upon for grade estimation. Additional samples returned 3,956, 2,110 and 863 units.
Kope Road North is approximately 900 metres southwest of the New Vein Cluster, along an interpreted resistivity corridor. The gradient array IP geophysical survey is complete; further surveying, trenching and road upgrades are underway. Kalo plans drilling in January 2027, using one rig through the wet season, and will submit the highest-screening sample to ALS for laboratory testing.
Kalo Gold (KLGDF) identified a gold-silver electrum grain in drill core from its Wainikoro prospect in Fiji.
The approximately 20-micrometre grain was found in hole VA26-DH19, in a sample from 189.88 to 191.00 metres downhole. Its estimated composition was 68.6% gold and 31.4% silver by weight. Only one discrete grain was identified among 12 polished thin sections examined. A previously reported interval in the same hole assayed 1.61 grams per tonne gold over 1.50 metres at approximately 150 metres downhole. There are no new assay results.
The company says the findings help refine trench and drill targets. Its modelling prioritized areas where elevated gold and arsenic responses overlap interpreted structures. The study does not establish the continuity, grade or economic significance of mineralization at Wainikoro; further trenching, drilling and analysis are required.
Kalo Gold (KLGDF) mapped an approximately 4.3-kilometre resistivity corridor at its Wainikoro target in Fiji, with gold results along its length.
The corridor remains open along strike on Kalo’s 100%-owned Vatu Aurum project. Preliminary interpretation identified three predominantly north-south resistivity corridors. In the eastern area, a previously reported vein float sample returned 8.78 g/t gold by certified fire assay; New Vein Cluster rock samples previously returned up to 7.83 g/t gold and 108 g/t silver. Western field screening reached 2,744 detectORE Units, a semi-quantitative response rather than a certified grade.
Trench TR26-025 exposed hydrothermally altered breccia broadly aligned with an eastern resistivity high, but gold responses were uneven and occurred near some margins and contacts. Seven of eight IP survey blocks are complete. A CSAMT survey is scheduled to begin in late September 2026 and continue into October to examine the corridors at depth. No new certified assay results are reported.
Kalo Gold (KLGDF) reported high-grade gold-silver assays from a newly identified “New Vein Cluster” target at Wainikoro, within the Vatu Aurum project in Fiji. Seven reconnaissance rock samples from a single, previously unsampled outcrop returned up to 7.83 g/t gold and 108 g/t silver, with five samples above 2 g/t gold and three above 4 g/t gold. The mineralization occurs in two intersecting epithermal quartz vein sets over about 15 m of strike, interpreted as multiple hydrothermal episodes that remain open under cover. Follow-up mapping, trenching and channel sampling are planned, while gradient array IP, gravity and CSAMT geophysical surveys across Wainikoro are underway or scheduled through October 2026.
Kalo Gold (OTCID:KLGDF, TSX-V:KALO) reported certified fire assay results confirming widespread gold mineralization at the Wainikoro target on its 100%-owned Vatu Aurum Project in Fiji. Surface rock samples returned up to 8.78 g/t Au, with additional assays of 4.78, 4.44, 3.41 and 2.03 g/t Au.
According to Kalo Gold, trench sampling confirms mineralized bedrock, with selective point samples up to 2.93 g/t Au and a continuous channel interval averaging 0.28 g/t Au over 14 metres. Independent ALS fire assays generally matched or exceeded prior detectORE™ field screening, validating this targeting method. Multiple mineralization styles are recognized along the Nubu Graben corridor, and ground CSAMT, IP and gravity surveys are scheduled to start in July 2026 to define subsurface geometry and refine future drill targets.
Kalo Gold (OTC:KLGDF) reported new exploration results from the Wainikoro area of its 100%-owned Vatu Aurum project in Fiji. Soil work outlined several mercury anomalies near major fault intersections, supporting a structurally controlled low-sulphidation epithermal model in the Nubu Graben corridor.
Prospecting identified multiple new quartz veins, many within magnetic-low zones interpreted as hydrothermal alteration. A silicified andesite outcrop at Wainikoro East returned 5,505 detectORE™ units (~5.5 g/t Au estimated), plus four follow-up samples from 1,181–3,228 dU, all pending Fire Assay confirmation.
Kalo Gold is integrating geological, geochemical, drilling and airborne geophysical datasets and designing ground geophysics to refine high-confidence drill targets across Wainikoro.
Kalo Gold (OTC:KLGDF)/b) reported reconnaissance drilling and sampling results from the Wainikoro target at its 100%-owned Vatu Aurum project in Fiji.Two drill holes and surface work confirm a gold-bearing, structurally controlled epithermal system over a 1.8 km magnetic-low, with intervals up to 1.61 g/t Au and surface detectORE™ values to 1,920 dU (~1.92 g/t Au estimated). A CSAMT, IP and gravity survey is scheduled to start mid-July 2026 to refine future drill targeting.
Kalo Gold (OTC:KLGDF) reported 2026 surface exploration results from the Wainikoro area of the 100%-owned Vatu Aurum Project in Fiji. Work identified multiple in-situ low-sulphidation epithermal quartz veins, including a chalcedonic vein at 1,157 dU (~1.16 g/t Au est.) with surrounding float up to 3,397 dU (~3.40 g/t Au est.).
Integrated soil geochemistry and airborne magnetics now define an approximately 1,800 m NW-SE arsenic-in-soil and magnetic-low corridor. Trenching returned up to 1,446 dU (~1.45 g/t Au est.) and a 13 m interval averaging 275 dU. An IP survey at Wainikoro is planned for July 2026, with drilling to follow completion of dataset integration; fire assay results from two 2026 drill holes are pending.
Kalo Gold (OTC:KLGDF) updated the structural and geological model for its 100%-owned Vatu Aurum gold project in Fiji, interpreting it as a single, multi-phase volcanic complex controlled by the WETZ corridor, Nubu Graben and NW-SE oblique faults.
The company completed a 6,212 line-km high-resolution airborne magnetic survey to refine targeting and granted 7,500,000 DSUs plus 7,500,000 stock options at $0.185, vesting over up to two years.