Burey Gold extends gold mineralisation at Mansounia in Guinea

Burey Gold (ASX: BYR) has received assays from a recently completed infill and extension reverse circulation and diamond core drilling program at its Mansounia Gold Project in Guinea that show extensions to zones of primary gold mineralisation.

Highlight intersections include 30 metres at 0.68 grams per tonne (g/t) gold from surface, 17 metres at 0.94g/t from 37 metres and 13 metres at 1.82g/t from 33 metres.

Importantly, these assays shows the potential for Burey to grow the Mansounia resource further.

The drilling program of 60 holes for 5,884 metres has variously tested the extensions of and infill along 10 drill sections to the south of the previously defined Mansounia Gold Project.

A further 14 reverse circulation holes for 1,446 metres and two diamond drill holes for 325 metres were drilled to explore the area of the Magnificent prospect.

The Mansounia project, which is located 2 kilometres south of the Kiniero gold mine and plant, has an estimated Indicated and Inferred JORC Resource of 36 million tonnes at 0.7g/t for 830,000 ounces of contained gold. – ProactiveInvestors

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