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Southern Cross Gold (SXG) has struck wide and high-grade gold at its Sunday Creek project in the Victorian goldfields.
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Southern Cross Gold has returned assays grading up to 81g/t gold and 3.4% antimony from recent drilling at its Victorian project.
Southern Cross is well-funded to accelerate evaluation of its properties, primarily the 100%-owned Sunday Creek project in Victoria, where the drill rigs continued to operate throughout the IPO process.
Southern Cross Gold has listed on the ASX with an existing gold-antimony discovery and enough funding to keep the drill bit spinning until 2024, a serious difference from many of its peers.
Breathing new life into Victoria’s historic goldfields using modern exploration technology will be a priority for Southern Cross Gold (ASX: SXG) when it makes its ASX debut on Monday 16 May.
The company is setting up a full-on site tour of its Sunday Creek, Whroo/Balaclava and Redcastle tenements on 19 May which will include an up-close look at operating drill rigs and the Nagambie drill core sheds.
Michael Hudson discusses the results the first three holes into the newly defined “Apollo Deep” area that demonstrates that the Apollo zone seems to be getting better at depth.
Michael Hudson discusses the results of the initial met testwork carried out on core from Sunday Creek which delivered great recoveries and grade and no red flags
Michael Hudson wraps up 2023 in this interview with STK Market's Sean Sandilands.
Michael Hudson discusses how SDDSC092 has demonstrated both grade and volume by testing the extensions of SDDSC077B 33 to 44 m along the rungs of the ladder in the third best intersection at Sunday Creek.
Michael Hudson discusses the success of the four holes drilled towards the historic Christina mine which found two new vein sets up to 250 m away from previous drilling.
Michael Hudson discusses another great result from the newly named RS50 vein at Rising Sun.