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Founders Metals 认为 Lower Antino 蕴藏着“高品位”金矿的潜力

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-- Founders Metals (FDR.V) 周四公布了其位于苏里南的 Antino 金矿项目 Lower Antino 靶区高品位金矿勘探结果。 该公司表示,此次勘探结果包括一段 6.0 米、金品位为 12.95 克/吨的矿段,是 Lower Antino 靶区“重要的高品位”矿段。该公司补充说,持续的系统性钻探将沿走向扩大矿化系统。 “虽然该系统一直以来都存在范围较广、品位较低的矿化,但此次发现表明存在高品位矿化成分——这正是我们一直在积极探索的特征,”首席执行官 Colin Padget 表示。“本次公布的钻探结果将继续扩大 Lower Antino 靶区的矿化范围,我们将把这些结果纳入我们的地质模型,以便在项目推进过程中更好地确定矿化的几何形态和连续性。” 该公司股票在多伦多证券交易所创业板 (TSX Venture Exchange) 的最新交易价格下跌 0.09 美元,至 4.81 美元。

Price: $4.81, Change: $-0.09, Percent Change: -1.84%

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