Flynn Gold (ASX:FG1) has announced an expanded gold anomaly footprint at the Grenadier prospect within its 100%-owned Golden Ridge Project in northeast Tasmania. The company’s latest soil sampling campaign has extended the known anomaly to over 1km north-south and 800m east-west, reinforcing the project’s scale potential.
Managing Director and CEO Neil Marston said the ongoing exploration continues to yield encouraging results, with new gold-in-soil anomalism identified along the western granite contact—extending 900m north of Grenadier.
High-grade rock-chip samples and trenching results
Flynn has reported high-grade assay results of up to 15.7g/t gold from recent float and in-situ rock-chip sampling at Grenadier. Meanwhile, trenching efforts have confirmed the presence of multiple quartz-sulphide veins, with further trenching planned to extend the known mineralised zone.
The company is also advancing drilling programs at the Golden Ridge Adit and Link Zone, with recent drill results confirming a mineralised structure consistent with earlier drilling. A broader diamond drilling program is expected in the coming months.
Next steps in exploration
Flynn Gold plans to intensify its exploration efforts with further sampling, trenching, and drilling to define the full extent of the mineralisation. The company is also preparing to test a new gold-in-soil anomaly along the western contact zone, which remains largely untested.
Golden Ridge remains one of Flynn Gold’s priority projects, with ongoing work focused on building a clearer picture of the mineralised system and refining targets for deeper drilling.
