Goldgroup Advances Drilling, Technical Studies for Potential San Francisco Mine Restart

By Public Technologies
  • Goldgroup Mining is advancing a 26,000-meter drilling program and technical study to evaluate restarting its San Francisco gold project in Sonora.
  • At Don David, 25,726 meters of drilling across 123 holes in January-July 2026 targeted resource replacement, expansion and longer mine lives.
  • Cerro Prieto’s proposed heap re-leaching project could extend mine life; supporting sonic drilling has completed 1,009 meters across 26 holes.
  • A feasibility study at Back Forty in Michigan is evaluating technical and economic parameters to support a potential development decision.


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