Critical Resources (ASX:CRR) said soil-geochemistry assay results from the Amoco gold-antimony project in New South Wales highlighted multiple large-scale gold, antimony, and arsenic anomalies, coincident with interpreted regional and local structures, according to a Thursday Australian bourse filing.
Anomalous gold values across multiple trends peaked at 21 parts per billion of gold, while arsenic values came in up to 351 parts per million, and antimony at up to 14.65 ppm.
A reverse circulation drilling rig is scheduled to mobilize to Amoco on Sept. 29 for a maiden drilling campaign. It received all the necessary statutory approvals from the New South Wales Resources Regulator, per the filing.