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Tombill Mines Ltd (TBLLF) is a gold-focused company with royalty-free mining claims and past-producing gold mines in the Geraldton Greenstone Gold District of Ontario. Its news flow, as reflected in company announcements, centers on exploration activities, project status updates, corporate changes, and technical results from work on historic mine areas and stockpiles.
Recent Tombill news has highlighted sampling programs on mineralized stockpiles at the Tombill Old Mine and Talmora Mine assets. The company has reported assay results from tailings material collected using tools such as hand augers, excavators, and shovels, along with bulk density sampling at the Tombill Old Mine. These updates provide detail on gold grades, sampling methods, and laboratory analysis by accredited facilities, and are accompanied by review from a designated Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101.
Other news items describe the status of Tombill’s Geraldton exploration project, which the company states has been on care and maintenance since 2022 while it reviews previous drilling and geological data. Tombill has also issued corporate announcements, such as appointments to key roles, and has reiterated its ownership of 74 royalty-free claims and two past-producing mines in the Geraldton district.
On this page, readers can follow Tombill’s latest disclosures on exploration plans, technical results, and corporate developments related to its gold-focused activities in Ontario. For investors and observers of the Geraldton gold district, the news stream offers ongoing context on how Tombill evaluates its historic mines, tailings, and claim groups within a long-established gold camp.
Tombill Mines (TSXV: TBLL) has provided updates on exploration of mineralized stockpiles at two historical mine sites. At the Tombill Old Mine, which previously produced 68,737 oz Au at 12.36 g/t, the company collected 69 samples across 55 collars, yielding grades averaging 3.15 g/t Au. The sampling covered a mineralized area of 16,153 meters² with depths ranging from 40-220 cm.
At the Talmora Mine site, which historically produced 1,406 oz Au at 5.04 g/t, initial sampling of 10 locations showed grades between 0.06-21.60 g/t Au, averaging 4.9 g/t Au. Both sites will undergo further exploration during the 2025 field season to determine volumes and potential gold resources.
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