Discovery Mining Drilling Extends Dome Mineralization 600 Meters South

By Public Technologies
  • Discovery Mining reported drilling extended mineralization 600 meters south of Dome’s current resource pit, supporting potential open-pit expansion.
  • Southern drilling intersected 2,310 grams per metric ton of gold over 1 meter; mineralization remains open westward along the Dome Fault.
  • An updated resource estimate remains on track for Q1 2027, revising Dome’s current inferred resource of 11 million ounces.
  • Exploration results prompted a reassessment of Dome Mill plans, including consideration of a central processing facility at the Kidd Metallurgical site.


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