- Golden Independence (IGLD) has expanded its exploration-stage Napoleon gold project in B.C.’s Kamloops Mining Division
- The company has increased the project’s size by about 2 sq. km. (or 20 per cent) to 12.8 sq. km. through direct staking based on prospective historical sampling results
- The company has engaged Tripoint Geological Services of Victoria, to plan for an upcoming exploration program which is anticipated to commence this quarter
- Golden Independence Mining Corp. stock (CSE:IGLD) opened trading at $0.46 per share
Golden Independence (IGLD) has expanded its exploration-stage Napoleon gold project in B.C.’s Kamloops Mining Division.
The company has increased the project’s size by about 2 sq. km. (or 20 per cent) to 12.8 sq. km. through direct staking based on prospective historical sampling results.
The Napoleon project represents a contiguous 31.6 sq. km. land position which is wholly owned with no underlying royalties. The company has engaged Tripoint Geological Services of Victoria, to plan for an upcoming exploration program which is anticipated to commence this quarter.
The project is comprised of more than 10 sq. km. and prospective for multiple forms of gold mineralization. Exploration in the area dating back to the 1970’s with the discovery of high-grade gold.
Golden Independence’s CEO, Jeremy Poirier, stated that the new grounds demonstrate gold mineralization based on a thorough analysis of historical records.
“We are actively working to formalize an exploration program in the coming weeks which is facilitated by year-round project access and strong established infrastructure.”
Golden Independence Mining is a development company focused on the advanced-stage Independence project located adjacent to Nevada Gold Mine’s Phoenix-Fortitude mine in the Battle Mountain-Cortez Trend of Nevada in addition to the wholly-owned Napoleon gold project located in the Kamloops Mining Division of B.C.
Golden Independence Mining Corp. (IGLD) opened trading at $0.46 per share.