-- サザンクロス・ゴールド・コンソリデーテッド（ASX:SX2）は、ビクトリア州のサンデークリーク金・アンチモンプロジェクトのゴールデンダイク鉱区におけるダイヤモンド掘削で、金品位100グラム/トン（g/t）以上、アンチモン品位10%以上のサンプルを複数採取したと、水曜日にオーストラリア証券取引所に提出した書類で発表した。 最も高品位の鉱化帯は、深度313.8メートル地点から1.6メートルにわたり、金換算品位59.8g/t、うち金品位55.3g/t、アンチモン品位1.9%であった。 同プロジェクトには掘削リグが1基追加され、現在11基が稼働している。
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