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K2 Gold Corporation (OTCQB: KTGDF) generates frequent news updates as it advances a portfolio of exploration-stage gold and polymetallic projects in the Western United States and Canada. Company news releases focus heavily on technical progress, permitting milestones, and exploration results at its flagship Mojave Project in Inyo County, California, along with updates from the Si2 Gold Project in Nevada and the Wels Project in Yukon.
On this page, readers can follow KTGDF news related to the Mojave Project, including surface sampling campaigns, drill results from zones such as Dragonfly and Newmont, and disclosures about the project’s characterization as a polymetallic system with gold, copper, and polymetallic target areas. K2 Gold’s announcements also cover key regulatory developments, such as the issuance of a Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) by the United States Bureau of Land Management for the Mojave Exploration Drilling Project, and the filing of an NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Mojave and Cerro Gordo projects.
Investors can also review news about the Si2 Gold Project, where K2 Gold reports fluid inclusion and alteration studies that refine its low-sulphidation epithermal model and define deeper priority targets, as well as updates from the Wels Project in Yukon, where drilling has intersected gold in all holes in a recent program and outlined a new mineralized corridor at the Saddle South target.
Beyond project-level updates, K2 Gold’s news flow includes corporate developments such as board and management changes, budget approvals for exploration programs, marketing and market-making agreements, and warrant exercises that affect the company’s treasury. This news page allows readers to track how K2 Gold describes the evolution of its exploration portfolio and corporate strategy over time.
K2 Gold announced initial results from its Fall 2024 rock sampling program at the Mojave Project in California. The program revealed exceptional gold and copper values, including rock grab samples of up to 375 g/t Au at Gold Valley target, with first-ever visible gold observed. The Soda Valley target returned 9 samples with >1% Cu, including values up to 2.91% Cu over a 2km trend. The project hosts a 4.5km corridor of high-grade gold mineralization and 5km of high-grade copper mineralization. Results are pending for 105 samples from the Cerro Gordo Au-Ag-Pb-Zn target.
K2 Gold has provided updates on its 2024 exploration activities across three projects. At the Mojave Project, the Draft Environmental Impact Statement is under review, and sampling at Gold Valley yielded the first-ever visible gold discovery. The company collected 74 samples project-wide, including 38 from Gold Valley and 21 from Soda Canyon's copper trend. At the Si2 Project, geological studies are nearing completion, including down-hole alteration analysis and age dating. The Wels Project saw its first pass soil sampling with 764 samples collected, revealing gold values up to 242 ppb and identifying new target areas.
K2 Gold has announced updates on its 2024 exploration programs. The company will commence a soil sampling program at the Wels Project in Yukon Territory to gather data over unexplored areas and evaluate potential extensions to the Saddle and Pekoe targets. Additionally, drill core from the 2023 diamond drilling at the Si2 Project in Nevada will undergo hyperspectral analysis to identify clay species and guide future exploration. The Mojave Project's Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) process for Phase II drilling is progressing well, with completion expected by Q4 2024.
The Wels Project will sample up to 1,130 sites focusing on a northwest ridgeline identified through LiDAR and geophysical data. The Si2 Project will use hyperspectral imaging to analyze drill cores, an emerging technique providing detailed mineralogical information. This analysis aims to determine mineral alteration temperatures and depths, aiding in identifying stronger mineralization zones. Eric Buitenhuis, K2's Vice President of Exploration, has reviewed and approved the technical information.
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