Business · Energy & Commodities · 7 hrs ago
El Dorado Goldfields commissions airborne survey over Guyana projects
El Dorado Goldfields commissioned an airborne survey over its Oko North and Oko South gold projects in Guyana.
The survey will collect high-resolution magnetic data across 2,440 line kilometres.
The projects lie along one of Guyana’s prospective gold corridors.
Magnetic surveys help companies assess geological features beneath the ground.
El Dorado says the work aims to identify targets for future drilling.
The survey is an exploration step, not a confirmation of a gold discovery.
The company has not provided a timeline for drilling in the information available.
El Dorado Goldfields commissioned an airborne magnetic survey over its Oko North and Oko South gold projects in Guyana.
The ultra-high-resolution survey will cover 2,440 line kilometres.
The survey aims to identify drilling targets along a gold corridor described as one of Guyana’s most prospective.
Stockhead reported on the survey in a video hosted by Tylah Tully.
Stockhead said the video was developed in collaboration with El Dorado Goldfields, an advertiser at the time of publishing.
- Who
- El Dorado Goldfields commissioned the survey.
- What
- An ultra-high-resolution airborne magnetic survey covering 2,440 line kilometres.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- The Oko North and Oko South gold projects in Guyana.
- Why
- To identify drilling targets along a gold corridor described as one of Guyana’s most prospective.
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- Company
- El Dorado Goldfields
- Survey type
- Ultra-high-resolution airborne magnetic survey
- Coverage
- 2,440 line kilometres
- Projects
- Oko North and Oko South
- Country
- Guyana