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Southern Cross Gold Ltd (SXG) explores for gold and antimony in the Victorian Goldfields.
Our 100% owned flagship project at Sunday Creek is the best new grassroots discovery in Australia with a globally leading high-grade hit rate for this stage of the project’s development.
Our results demonstrate high-grades and wide zones of gold and antimony over an 11km mineralised trend.
We have already delivered 47 individual intersections exceeding 50 AuEq g/t x m (“AuEq g/t x width in m”) and 36 individual intersections exceeding 100 AuEq g/t x m including results such as 1.0 m @ 2,318 g/t Au drilled within 455.3 m @ 7.2 g/t Au and 13.1 m @ 91.7 g/t Au within 331.5 m @ 6.8 g/t Au.
Our corporate objectives are to discover and develop large, long-life, sustainable assets which create value for shareholders and all stakeholders in the community.
SXG's principal asset is the Sunday Creek gold project 60km north of Melbourne. SXG has already hit multiple 100 gram metre intercepts below historic workings from the 19th century but much of its 11km of mineralised trend has not been drill tested at all.
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Victoria has a proud history of gold production stretching back to 1851. Since that time, 80 Moz of gold has been produced in Victoria from world famous locations such as Bendigo, Ballarat, Castlemaine, Stawell and Woods Point.
All three of Southern Cross Gold's Victorian properties also hosted high-grade gold production in the 19th and 20th centuries.
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We acknowledge that we are on Taungurung Country.
Wongarrunganyinyu ngalambunganyinu Taungurung biik-duwi.
We hereby express our respect for the Taungurung people, who are the Traditional Owners of the land on which we are based.
Manggi dhumbunganyinu gilbrak gundi Taungurung gulinh ba badjurr yinharrup daatba biik-dana yindha wubadjelanu-ganyinyu.
We pay our respects to their leaders and Elders past, present and emerging, for they hold forever the memories, traditions, culture and hopes of all Taungurung people.
Wungunganyinu gilbrak naanggiit-dhan ba ngawiit-dhan nhanbu, netbu ba nerdu, gundi marnunhurr dilin ngarrnggamun, marrening, winganggath ba yinda gundi yiyamiyn Taungurung buk.
