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K2 Gold reports 97.1% gold solubility ratio at Mojave project in California

PUBT·09/16/2026 11:04:01
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K2 Gold reports 97.1% gold solubility ratio at Mojave project in California
  • K2 Gold reported initial cyanide-soluble gold results from the Dragonfly Zone at its 100%-owned Mojave project in Inyo County, California.
  • 211 mineralized samples from seven 2026 drill holes posted a 97.1% soluble-gold-to-fire-assay ratio; hole-level aggregates ranged from 93.4% to 99.9%.
  • Results support oxide-hosted mineralization with readily leachable gold to about 180 meters, the current drilling limit at Dragonfly.
  • Check assays from 2020 covering Dragonfly and Newmont returned a 95.0% aggregate soluble-gold-to-fire-assay ratio across 206 paired samples.
  • Preliminary bottle-roll metallurgical testing is planned to assess extraction over time, reagent consumption, and particle-size effects under lab conditions.


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