Thunder Gold Intersects 1.178 g/t Gold Over 102 Metres at Tower Mountain, Ontario

By Public Technologies
  • Thunder Gold reported October 19, 2026, gold mineralization grading 1.178 g/t over 102 meters at Tower Mountain in Ontario.
  • Hole TM26-221 ended outside the optimized pit limit in mineralization averaging 0.785 g/t gold over 12 meters.
  • Mineralization remains open at depth, prompting an increase in planned drilling at the property.
  • Hole TM26-220 intersected 0.551 g/t gold over 75 meters, 200 meters above TM26-221.
  • Actual grades across 10 infill holes averaged approximately 10% above grades predicted by the 2026 mineral resource model on a length-weighted basis.


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