GoldMining Inc. reported new assay results from its 2025 diamond core drilling program at the São Jorge Project in Pará, Brazil. The program, comprising 3,862 m of diamond core drilling, was designed to test below and along the trend of the existing resource estimate and to support earlier reverse‑circulation results that identified four new gold prospects.
The latest results show that the deposit may extend deeper and along strike. Drill hole SJD‑136‑25 intersected 19 m at 1.00 g/t Au from 425 m depth, and a broader 73 m zone at 0.54 g/t Au from 422 m, making it one of the deepest intercepts at the project. Additional holes, such as SJD‑133‑25, recorded 3 m at 1.10 g/t Au from 10 m depth and 1 m at 1.15 g/t Au from 45 m depth, indicating a potential northwest extension.
The 2025 IP survey expansion uncovered the William South IP anomaly, a large, high‑tenor chargeability feature similar in scale to the deposit’s signature. The anomaly spans roughly 1 km and lies about 2 km from the main deposit, positioning it as a high‑potential target for the 2026 drilling program.
GoldMining’s CEO Alastair Still said the results “reinforce the structural model of the São Jorge deposit and provide a clear path for resource expansion.” He added that the company will focus 2026 exploration on the William South anomaly, with a core drilling campaign planned to confirm the anomaly’s mineralization.
The São Jorge Project sits in the Tapajós Gold District, a region that hosts several producing and developing mines, including G Mining Ventures’ Tocantinzinho and Serabi Gold’s Palito. GoldMining controls a 46,485‑hectare land package that surrounds the deposit, giving it a large footprint for future expansion.
While the company did not release financial results with this update, the exploration success is expected to strengthen the project’s resource base, potentially increasing the 0.62 million gold‑equivalent ounces indicated resources and the 0.13 million gold‑equivalent ounces inferred resources. The company’s strategic focus on high‑grade, low‑cost deposits positions São Jorge as a key contributor to its long‑term growth.
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