- TDG Gold Corp (OTCQX:TDGGF) identifies significant IP anomaly extending from Freeport-Amarc's AuRORA1.
- Phase I drilling to commence on July 17, 2025, targeting potential mineralized extensions.
- Company is fully funded for its 2025 exploration program with additional anomalies discovered.
TDG Gold Corp (OTCQX:TDGGF) has identified a significant Induced Polarization (IP) anomaly, named "AuWEST," that appears to be an extension of Freeport-Amarc's AuRORA1 gold-rich copper porphyry discovery. This anomaly is located at the Greater Shasta-Newberry project in British Columbia and exhibits a chargeability exceeding 23 mV/V, extending to a depth of approximately 350 meters with a north-south extent of about 320 meters at the property boundary.
The company's upcoming Phase I drilling program, slated to start on July 17, 2025, will focus on exploring the potential mineralized western extensions of the AuRORA1 mineralization. In addition to the AuWEST anomaly, TDG Gold has also discovered a second chargeability anomaly with similar characteristics, underlying the initial target.
TDG Gold confirms it is fully funded for an extensive exploration program in 2025 and continues its geological studies to identify new targets. The mobilization of drill crews and equipment to the project site has commenced, and the upcoming drilling is set to test for the potential mineralized extensions guided by the latest geophysical data.
