Alpha Exploration completes 8,910-meter drilling program at Aburna gold project
Bitget2026/10/22 12:38- Alpha Exploration completed its 2026 drilling program at the Aburna gold project in Eritrea, totaling 8,910 meters.
- Drilling exceeded the original 6,500-meter plan by 2,410 meters; laboratory results covering 4,495 meters have been reported.
- Northeast prospect drilling returned 19 meters grading 3.18 grams per metric ton of gold, including 7 meters at 7.09 grams.
- Obok drilling intersected 31 meters grading 1.12 grams per metric ton of gold, helping elevate the target to key prospect status.
- Reported results indicate expanded mineralization footprints at Northeast and Hill 52; only approximately 20% of the Aburna corridor has undergone significant drilling.
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