Gorilla Gold Uncovers Multiple High-Grade Lodes, Extends Mulwarrie Strike to 2.5km

Exploration Breakthrough at Mulwarrie

Gorilla Gold has announced a major step forward in its exploration campaign at the Mulwarrie Project in Western Australia’s Eastern Goldfields. Recent reverse circulation drilling has uncovered multiple high-grade gold lodes running parallel to the main structure, significantly expanding the known mineralisation footprint. The strike length of mineralisation has now been extended to 2.5 kilometres, a substantial increase that underscores the project's potential.

Among the standout drill results are intercepts such as 4 metres grading 29.3 grams per tonne gold and 7 metres at 12.9 grams per tonne. These high-grade hits, alongside other strong intercepts, highlight the robust nature of the mineralisation and suggest that the resource base could grow materially as drilling progresses.

Resource and Operational Implications

The current inferred resource at Mulwarrie stands at approximately 78,700 ounces of gold at an average grade of 2.8 grams per tonne. Gorilla Gold is actively drilling with three rigs on site and plans to increase to six rigs within the next few weeks, aiming to accelerate the resource growth and advance towards a maiden resource estimate for newly discovered lodes.

CEO Charles Hughes emphasized the significance of the discoveries, noting that the identification of two significant parallel structures both to the east and west of the main Mulwarrie lode opens up considerable upside. The company is optimistic about the potential to materially increase the resource in the upcoming Q3 update, which will incorporate results from ongoing diamond core and reverse circulation drilling.

Strategic Positioning and Future Outlook

Mulwarrie’s location within granted mining leases and its proximity to existing processing infrastructure in the region enhances the project’s attractiveness. The broader Comet Vale project, including the Lakeview area, is also seeing increased exploration and permitting activity, with Gorilla Gold positioning itself for a significant expansion of its gold footprint in the Eastern Goldfields.

As drilling continues, the company is focused on delineating the full extent of mineralisation along strike and at depth, with step-out drilling already demonstrating promising results. The combination of high-grade intercepts and expanding strike length bodes well for the project's economics and future development potential.