50km Long Gold Anomaly Defined Along Jang Fault

Castle Minerals Limited (ASX:CDT) is pleased to announce that soil sampling has defined a 50km long trend of anomalous gold geochemistry exactly coincident with the interpreted position of the Jang Fault.

The Jang Fault is a 2,000km² Reconnaissance Licence that forms part of Castles Wa Project in northern Ghana.

The soil sampling program is believed to be the first program ever conducted in the area.



Four regional traverses (7-15km apart) were sampled and assayed via BLEG technique (bulk leach extractable gold) by Intertek Laboratories in Tarkwa.

All four traverses reported strongly anomalous gold results (up to 103ppb gold) against very low background values.

This work now provides a very specific target area for follow up exploration with more detailed sampling proposed to be undertaken as soon as possible.

50km Long Gold Anomaly Defined Along Jang Fault