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Green & Gold Minerals Limited ( (AU:GG1) ) just unveiled an announcement.
Green & Gold Minerals has reported high-grade silver assays from its October–November 2025 drilling at the Mt Wandoo prospect, complementing previously disclosed strong gold intercepts and materially enhancing the project’s resource growth potential. The latest drilling extends mineralisation beyond the current resource envelope, particularly to the south and northwest, with some of the best gold–silver intersections recorded in areas not yet included in the existing Mineral Resource estimate. In parallel, the company is reviewing silver mineralisation across its portfolio in light of the recent silver price strength, highlighting a large silver-in-soil anomaly at Mt Wandoo and positioning the Dingo prospect within the Chillagoe Gold Project as a stand-alone silver target based on historic drilling and rock-chip grades. Management is advancing a resource update and evaluating toll-treatment options at the idle, modern Mungana gravity/flotation mill, which has previously achieved high gold and silver recoveries on Wandoo ore, while successful drilling at the Sentinel prospect along a 650m Au-Bi-Te soil anomaly has confirmed additional gold mineralisation and underpins the case for further exploration aimed at building a larger gold–silver resource base in the district.
More about Green & Gold Minerals Limited
Green & Gold Minerals Limited (ASX: GG1) is an Australian exploration company focused on gold and silver projects in the Chillagoe region of Queensland. Its flagship Mt Wandoo prospect, located on granted mining leases, hosts an Inferred JORC Mineral Resource of 32,400 ounces of gold and 387,000 ounces of silver, with mineralisation starting at surface, and the company is assessing local processing options, including potential toll treatment through the nearby Mungana mill.
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