Vior Gold reports 5.32 g/t gold over 2.5 meters in initial Kinebik drill results

By Public Technologies
  • Vior Gold reported initial results from its 2026 drilling program at the Kinebik gold project in Quebec on October 28.
  • Florence drilling returned 5.32 grams of gold per metric ton over 2.5 meters; a newly identified mineralization style yielded 2.01 over 8.8 meters.
  • Cameron drilling intersected 3.03 grams of gold per metric ton over 4.6 meters, the zone's deepest reported gold intersection.
  • Assays for 6,359 samples remained pending following 8,596 meters of drilling completed between July 16 and September 19.
  • A transaction expected to close by end-2027 would give Vior 100% ownership of Kinebik, Peacock and Launay from Agnico Eagle.


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