TIDMSOLG
RNS Number : 4889B
SolGold PLC
08 October 2020
8 October 2020
SolGold plc
("SolGold" or the "Company")
Drilling To Commence at Varela Porphyry Copper-Gold Target,
Rio Amarillo Project, Northern Ecuador
The Board of SolGold (LSE & TSX code: SOLG) is pleased to
provide an update on the Company's regional
exploration activities from its Rio Amarillo Project in Northern
Ecuador, held by 100% owned subsidiary
Carnegie Ridge Resources S.A. The Rio Amarillo project is one of
fourteen projects held in four 100% owned unencumbered
subsidiaries. The regional exploration projects are fully funded to
mid-to-late 2021.
Highlights
Ø Drill rig preparing to mobilise to Rio Amarillo to commence an
initial 8000m Phase 1 Drilling Program. Completion of all
regulatory permitting and camp facilities now supported by
finalisation of drill rig fit-out, with mobilisation of the first
drill rig planned for late-October.
Ø Significant upgrade of Varela Target (formerly Varela and
Target#1 areas) through extensive recent field work highlighting
strong similarities between Varela and Alpala Lithocap footprints
and geochemical signatures.
Ø Varela target exhibits a well-preserved metalliferous lithocap
and hydrothermal alteration system with a full complement of
porphyry plume chemical elements, the classic signature of a large
scale strongly mineralised Porphyry Copper-Gold(-Molybdenum)
system.
Ø Drilling at Varela will test underneath outcropping porphyry
style vein stockworks which returned surface rock-saw channel
sample results of 99m @ 0.34% CuEq including 25.1m @ 0.58% CuEq
(announced 13 February 2020).
Ø The cluster of porphyry targets delineated so far at Rio
Amarillo are supported by high quality magnetic data which reveals
a highly magnetic NE/SW trending corridor, spatially coincident
with porphyry style surface mineralisation covering a vertical
extent of up to 1500m over a 12km long and 3km wide northeast
trending porphyry belt.
Ø The regional position of the Rio Amarillo Project is
geologically consistent with the district's distribution of
porphyry deposits, with the Tier 1 Alpala ( 9.9 Mt Cu, 21.7 Moz Au,
92.2 Moz Ag ) and Llurimagua ( 16.9 Mt Cu) deposits occurring some
30km and 60km away respectively.
References to figures relate to the version visible in PDF
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Commenting on the recent developments, Regional Exploration
Manager Mr Chris Connell, said:
"The Rio Amarillo project represents a second cluster of large
fertile porphyry systems to explore in Northern Ecuador. The Varela
lithocap area is highly visible from the air, as are a number of
large porphyry deposits along the Andean Copper Belt which have now
been developed into mines. Extensive outcropping hydrothermally
altered rock is spread across the ground surface immediately
upstream of the rock saw location, which is typical of intense acid
alteration in a highly leached lithocap environment. The Varela
metalliferous lithocap is the most classical example of a fully
preserved, whole column porphyry system that we have encountered in
our exploration activities in Ecuador to date. This latest update
is another step forward as we look to unearth the significant value
contained within SolGold's licences throughout Ecuador".
With regard to the potential at Rio Amarillo, Technical Services
Manager Mr Benn Whistler, said:
"HP Drilling is finalising a good portion of the fleet of
diamond drill rigs, for exploratory drilling at our regional
projects, at its Cuenca workshop facility in Southern Ecuador.
SolGold's 'Sleeping Giant' at Rio Amarillo including its two
high-quality large-scale porphyry targets at Varela and Palomar are
two of the Company's highest priority targets."
"In the case of Varela, we observe a beautifully preserved
porphyry column displaying a complete range of porphyry plume
chemical elements including Bismuth, Selenium, Lithium and
Tellurium at surface. Geochemical contouring reveals a Lithium halo
surrounding a tight Molybdenum high indicative of the centre of the
top of a porphyry plume. This occurs with coincident
copper-molybdenum-gold geochemical highs and the presence of B-type
porphyry veins amongst highly-altered host rocks. This provides
what we believe is a perfect example of a metalliferous lithocap
formed above a porphyry copper-gold(-molybdenum) deposit. A good
targeting tool this high up in a porphyry plume is the Molybdenum -
Manganese ratio geochemistry and using this we see that the Varela
Target holds close similarities to the footprint and geochemical
signature of the lithocap at Alpala, only 30km to the
northwest."
Nick Mather, CEO of SolGold said:
"The gross geological architecture of Ecuador endorses the
presence of very large mineralised systems where the Andean Copper
belt bends. We can see that in both southern Ecuador where the
Porvenir project is revealing a large copper porphyry in the first
drill hole. Similarly, northern Ecuador shows the same
characteristics and we're confident that the tier 1 Alpala project
at Cascabel will be followed by Rio Amarillo in this highly
prospective emerging province."
Further Information
SolGold's 100% owned Rio Amarillo Project in Northern Ecuador
lies approximately 30km Southeast of the Company's flagship Alpala
Porphyry Copper-Gold-Silver Deposit which holds a Measured plus
Indicated Resource of 2.66 Bt @ 0.53% CuEq (9.9 Mt Cu, 21.7 Moz Au,
92.2 Moz Ag)(announced 7 April 2020). The Rio Amarillo Project
comprises three concessions, Rio Amarillo 1, 2 & 3 (Figure
1).
Completion of all regulatory permitting and camp facilities
(Figure 2) are now supported by finalisation of drill rig fit-out,
with mobilisation of the first drill rig planned for late-October.
The first drill rig is preparing to mobilise to Rio Amarillo to
commence an initial 8000m Phase 1 Drilling Program at the Varela
target.
Hubbard Perforaciones (HP Drilling), the same drilling experts
that completed over 170,000m at the Alpala Deposit, are finalising
several new custom-built man-portable drilling machines, at the HP
Drilling workshop facility in Cuenca, Southern Ecuador (Figure 3).
This work will continue as SolGold and HP Drilling work together to
expand the fleet of diamond drill rigs for exploratory drilling on
SolGold's regional projects.
The conspicuous geological feature of the Rio Amarillo Project
is a cluster of preserved litho-cap zones at Palomar, Varela and
Chalanes where porphyry style veining, copper-gold-molybdenum
mineralisation and associated acid alteration were discovered
through geological mapping, geochemical sampling and satellite
imagery (Figure 4). The Varela lithocap area is highly visible from
the air, as are a number of large porphyry deposits along the
Andean Copper Belt which are now mines.
The main target areas at Varela, Florida, Palomar and Chalanes
exhibit porphyry style surface mineralisation and alteration
covering a vertical extent of up to 1500m over a 12km-long by
3km-wide northeasterly-trending, magnetically anomalous, porphyry
belt (Figure 5). The major northeast trending magnetically
anomalous belt is intersected by a secondary northwesterly-trending
feature, likely to represent the intersection of two deep-seated
crustal-scale fracture zones, later filled by intrusive bodies with
magnetic characteristics indicative of strongly differentiated and
mineralised systems. This structural regime has strong similarities
to that encountered at the Alpala Deposit, located about 30km to
the northwest.
Field work completed at the Rio Amarillo project includes
extensive rock and rock-saw channel sampling, with Terra-Spec4(TM)
(ASD) analysis of rock samples to map hydrothermal alteration over
the main litho-cap areas at Chalanes, Varela and Palomar. Rock
samples have been obtained from surface pits up to 1.3m deep.
Varela target exhibits a well-preserved metalliferous lithocap and
hydrothermal alteration system with a full complement of porphyry
plume elements, the typical signature of a large scale strongly
mineralised Porphyry Copper-Gold(-Molybdenum) system (Figure
6).
This r ecent and extensive rock and soil geochemical sampling at
Varela has significantly upgraded the quality of the Varela Target
(formerly Varela and Target#1 areas) and highlights strong
similarities between Varela and Alpala Lithocap footprints and
geochemical signatures (Figure 7).
At Varela outcropping porphyry style A, M and B type quartz vein
stockworks occur in dioritic host rocks which returned encouraging
rock-saw channel sample results of 99m @ 0.34% CuEq (0.12% Cu, 0.29
g/t Au, 38ppm Mo) including 25.1m @ 0.58% CuEq (0.12% Cu, 0.61 g/t
Au, 85ppm Mo). Mineralised quartz veins and veinlets within the
Varela lithocap area predominantly strike in a northwest
direction.
At Varela, SolGold geologists observe a well-preserved porphyry
column displaying a complete range of porphyry plume elements
including Bismuth, Selenium and Tellurium at surface (Figure 8;
Cohen, 2011 and Halley et al, 2015). Rock geochemical contouring
reveals a Lithium halo surrounding a tight Molybdenum high, which
is inferred to indicate the top of a porphyry plume. This occurs
with coincident copper-molybdenum-gold geochemical highs and the
presence of B-type porphyry veins amongst highly altered host
rocks, which SolGold geologists believe provides an excellent
example of a metalliferous lithocap formed above a porphyry
copper-gold(-molybdenum) deposit. The lithocap and associated
Molybdenum (Mo) - Manganese (Mn) ratio results at the Varela Target
holds close similarities to the footprint and geochemical signature
of the lithocap at Alpala (Figure 7).
The Varela litho-cap rocks are characterised by magnetite- and
feldspar-destructive, clay-mica rich hydrothermal alteration with
crackle and hydrothermal breccias that contain veins with mineral
assemblages typical of the upper levels of some mineralised
porphyry systems. Examples of lithocap rocks and alteration within
the Varela lithocap are shown in Figures 9-11.
The regional position of the Rio Amarillo Project is
geologically consistent with the district's distribution of
porphyry deposits, with the Tier 1 Alpala and Llurimagua deposits
occurring some 30km and 60km away respectively.
References
Cohen, J.F., 2011, Mineralogy and geochemistry of alteration at
the Ann-Mason copper deposit, Nevada: Comparison of large-scale ore
exploration techniques to mineral chemistry: M.Sc. thesis,
Corvallis, Oregon, Oregon State University, 112 p. plus
appendices.
Halley, S., Dilles, J.H, and Tosdal, R.M., 2015, Footprints:
Hydrothermal alteration and geochemical dispersion around porphyry
copper deposits, Society of Economic Geologists Newsletter v. 100,
p 1, 12-17.
https://www.mining-journal.com/copper-news/news/1378628/llurimagua-decision-possible-in-2023
Figure 1 : Location plan showing the Rio Amarillo project
location in relation to the giant Alpala ( SolGold ) and the
Llurimagua ( ENAMI - Codelco ) deposits. The Rio Amarillo project
holds similar infrastructure advantages to the Alpala Project.
Figure 2 : Camp facilities at the recently completed Rio Amarilo
Base Camp (Varela Camp), situated immediately west of the Varela
lithocap area.
Figure 3 : HP Drilling customised man-portable drill rigs being
finalised at the HP Drilling workshop facility in Cuenca, Southern
Ecuador. This work will continue as SolGold and HP Drilling work
together to expand the fleet of diamond drill rigs for exploratory
drilling at SolGold's regional projects.
Figure 4 : Location plan of mapped litho-cap areas (outlined
yellow) within the Rio Amarillo Project concessions (red), showing
the highly visible natural scarring at Varela lithocap area.
Figure 5 : Location plan showing mapped litho-cap areas
(outlined red), comprising the four target areas of outcropping
porphyry mineralisation at Palomar, Varela, Florida and Chalanes.
Rock-saw channel sample sites within the Palomar and Varela
litho-cap areas are marked as large black circles. Recent 3D
magnetic inversion models are also shown, highlighting the major
northeasterly-trending magnetic belt which is intersected by a
secondary northwesterly-trending magnetic feature, likely to
represent the intersection of deep-seated crustal-scale fracture
zones filled by intrusive bodies. This structural regime has strong
similarities to that encountered at the Alpala Project, some 30km
to the northwest.
Figure 6 : Plan view of Varela target, showing SolGold's Varela
Camp, the mapped lithocap area (yellow), and Molybdenum-Manganese
(Mo/Mn) geochemical high (magenta outline). Rock Mo/Mn results,
north and west of the current data limit are coloured-coded in the
legend (top right). Rock geochemistry samples with assay results
pending lie east and south of the current data limit. The overall
size of the Varela Mo/Mn anomaly is approximately 1200m x 800m. The
Mo/Mn anomalies are open to the east and south of the current data
limit. Drill sites for the initial four holes planned as part of
the Phase#1 5000m drilling program are shown in black.
Figure 7 : Same-scale comparison between Varela and Alpala
Lithocap footprints and geochemical signatures, showing mapped
lithocap areas (yellow), and Mo/Mn geochemical highs (magenta
outlines). The rock Mo/Mn anomalies at Varela remain open to the
south and east. Rock saw results of 99m @ 0.34% CuEq and 25m @
0.26% CuEq at Varela are planned for drill testing in the Phase 1
drill program.
Figure 8 : Element distribution in global porphyry systems
showing the porphyry plume vertical geochemical dispersion model in
porphyry Cu-Au-Mo systems (after Cohen 2011 and Halley et al.,
2015). In this model Mo/Mn and Cu/Zn increase towards the porphyry
centre. Many global porphyry systems, including Alpala, show a
telescoping of metal zoning and Cu-Mo-Au mineralisation, such that
the ore zones lie closer to the paleosurface than indicated in this
schematic section.
Figure 9 : Looking north from the southern end of the lower
Varela lithocap area, towards the Varela rock-saw outcrop location
in the deeply incised Varela Creek below. Intense acid alteration
within the highly leached lithocap is evident in the natural
scarring of this land-slip area. The photograph field of view is
approximately 250m wide.
Figure 10 : Example of gold bearing hydrothermal breccia
containing clay altered lithocap fragments. This sample returned
assay result of 1.0g/t Au.
Figure 11 : Strongly altered rocks from upper Varela lithocap,
containing B-type porphyry veins and visible trace chalcopyrite and
molybdenite mineralisation. Assay results pending.
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been deemed inside information for the purposes of Article 7 of the
Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 until the release of this
announcement.
Qualified Person:
Information in this report relating to the exploration results
is based on data reviewed by Mr Jason Ward ((CP) B.Sc. Geol.), the
Chief Geologist of the Company. Mr Ward is a Fellow of the
Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, holds the
designation FAusIMM (CP), and has in excess of 20 years' experience
in mineral exploration and is a Qualified Person for the purposes
of the relevant LSE and TSX Rules. Mr Ward consents to the
inclusion of the information in the form and context in which it
appears.
By order of the Board
Karl Schlobohm
Company Secretary
CONTACTS
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Advisor)
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ABOUT SOLGOLD
SolGold is a leading resources company focussed on the
discovery, definition and development of world-class copper and
gold deposits. In 2018, SolGold's management team was recognised by
the "Mines and Money" Forum as an example of excellence in the
industry and continues to strive to deliver objectives efficiently
and in the interests of shareholders. SolGold is the largest and
most active concession holder in Ecuador and is aggressively
exploring the length and breadth of this highly prospective and
gold-rich section of the Andean Copper Belt.
The Company operates with transparency and in accordance with
international best practices. SolGold is committed to delivering
value to its shareholders, while simultaneously providing economic
and social benefits to impacted communities, fostering a healthy
and safe workplace and minimizing the environmental impact.
Dedicated stakeholders
SolGold employs a staff of over 600 employees of whom 98% are
Ecuadorean. This is expected to grow as the operations expand at
Alpala, and in Ecuador generally. SolGold focusses its operations
to be safe, reliable and environmentally responsible and maintains
close relationships with its local communities. SolGold has engaged
an increasingly skilled, refined and experienced team of
geoscientists using state of the art geophysical and geochemical
modelling applied to an extensive database to enable the delivery
of ore grade intersections from nearly every drill hole at Alpala.
SolGold has over 80 geologists on the ground in Ecuador exploring
for economic copper and gold deposits.
About Cascabel and Alpala
The Alpala deposit is the main target in the Cascabel
concession, located on the northern section of the heavily endowed
Andean Copper Belt, the entirety of which is renowned as the base
for nearly half of the world's copper production. The project area
hosts mineralisation of Eocene age, the same age as numerous Tier 1
deposits along the Andean Copper Belt in Chile and Peru to the
south. The project base is located at Rocafuerte within the
Cascabel concession in northern Ecuador, an approximately
three-hour drive on sealed highway north of the capital Quito,
close to water, power supply and Pacific ports.
Having fulfilled its earn-in requirements, SolGold is a
registered shareholder with an unencumbered legal and beneficial
85% interest in ENSA (Exploraciones Novomining S.A.) which holds
100% of the Cascabel concession covering approximately 50km(2) .
The junior equity owner in ENSA is required to repay 15% of costs
since SolGold's earn in was completed, from 90% of its share of
distribution of earnings or dividends from ENSA or the Cascabel
concession. It is also required to contribute to development or be
diluted, and if its interest falls below 10%, it shall reduce to a
0.5% NSR royalty which SolGold may acquire for US$3.5million.
Advancing Alpala towards development
The resource at the Alpala deposit contains a high-grade core
which will be targeted to facilitate early cashflows and an
accelerated payback of initial capital. SolGold is currently
progressing its Pre-Feasibility Study and is fully funded through
to development decision following the Net Smelter Royalty Financing
with Franco-Nevada Corporation for US$100million. Franco-Nevada
will receive a perpetual 1% NSR interest from the Cascabel licence
area.
SolGold is currently assessing financing options available to
the Company for the development of the Alpala mine following
completion of the Definitive Feasibility Study.
SolGold's Regional Exploration Drive
SolGold is using its successful and cost-efficient blueprint
established at Alpala, and Cascabel generally, to explore for
additional world class copper and gold projects across Ecuador.
SolGold is the largest and most active concessionaire in
Ecuador.
The Company wholly owns four other subsidiaries active
throughout the country that are now focussed on thirteen high
priority gold and copper resource targets, several of which the
Company believes have the potential, subject to resource definition
and feasibility, to be developed in close succession or even on a
more accelerated basis compared to Alpala.
SolGold is listed on the London Stock Exchange and Toronto Stock
Exchange (LSE/TSX: SOLG). The Company has on issue a total of
2,072,213,495 fully-paid ordinary shares and 113,175,000 share
options.
Quality Assurance / Quality Control on Sample Collection,
Security and Assaying
SolGold operates according to its rigorous Quality Assurance and
Quality Control (QA/QC) protocol, which is consistent with industry
best practices.
Primary sample collection involves secure transport from
SolGold's concessions in Ecuador, to the ALS certified sample
preparation facility in Quito, Ecuador. Samples are then air
freighted from Quito to the ALS certified laboratory in Lima, Peru
where the assaying of drill core, channel samples, rock chips and
soil samples is undertaken. SolGold utilises ALS certified
laboratories in Canada and Australia for the analysis of
metallurgical samples.
Samples are prepared and analysed using 100g 4-Acid digest ICP
with MS finish for 48 elements on a 0.25g aliquot (ME-MS61).
Laboratory performance is routinely monitored using umpire assays,
check batches and inter-laboratory comparisons between ALS
certified laboratory in Lima and the ACME certified laboratory in
Cuenca, Ecuador.
In order to monitor the ongoing quality of its analytical
database, SolGold's QA/QC protocol encompasses standard sampling
methodologies, including the insertion of certified powder blanks,
coarse chip blanks, standards, pulp duplicates and field
duplicates. The blanks and standards are Certified Reference
Materials supplied by Ore Research and Exploration, Australia.
SolGold's QA/QC protocol also monitors the ongoing quality of
its analytical database. The Company's protocol involves
Independent data validation of the digital analytical database
including search for sample overlaps, duplicate or absent samples
as well as anomalous assay and survey results. These are routinely
performed ahead of Mineral Resource Estimates and Feasibility
Studies. No material QA/QC issues have been identified with respect
to sample collection, security and assaying.
Reviews of the sample preparation, chain of custody, data
security procedures and assaying methods used by SolGold confirm
that they are consistent with industry best practices and all
results stated in this announcement have passed SolGold's QA/QC
protocol.
The data aggregation method for calculating Copper Equivalent
(CuEq) for rock-saw channel sampling intervals are reported using
copper equivalent (CuEq) cut-off grades with up to 10m internal
dilution, excluding bridging to a single sample and with minimum
intersection length of 50m.
Copper Equivalent is currently calculated (assuming 100%
recovery of copper and gold) using a Gold Conversion Factor of
0.751 (CuEq = Cu + Au x 0.751), calculated from a current nominal
copper price of US$3.30/lb and a gold price of US$1700/oz.
See www.solgold.com.au for more information. Follow us on
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