Chaarat sees potential to ramp up production at Tulkubash
Kyrgyzstan-focused gold explorer Chaarat Gold Holdings has seen positive gold grades from its ongoing drilling programme in the Tulkubash Project.
Kyrgyzstan-focused gold explorer Chaarat Gold Holdings has seen positive gold grades from its ongoing drilling programme in the Tulkubash Project.
Tulkubash mineralisation extended from a previous strike of 360m to 920m. 19 out of the 20 drilled intersected mineralisation at the predicted depth.
"The prospect of extended strike, as well as improved predictability and continuity, which is effectively confirmed by this drilling, will potentially enable Chaarat to increase production from this low cost ore body and further improve its profit potential for the early years of operation," said chief executive officer Dekel Golan.
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Golan said that the company is confident that this scenario should improve further with drilling along strike.
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