Tiger Gold (TSXV: TIGR) is drilling to decide whether the newly listed explorer develops the Quinchía project in Colombia as outlined in last year’s economic study or chases a much bigger camp.
The emerging Tesorito deposit was found during condemnation drilling around the Miraflores area, CEO Robert Vallis says in a new video. This year’s 20,000-metre program is meant to test what the executive says may be a feeder zone below the broad mineralization already mapped at surface.
“Everywhere we turn, there’s that sort of discovery potential happening,” Vallis told The Northern Miner anchor Devan Murugan at the recent PDAC convention in Toronto.
Quinchía already hosts more than 2 million oz. in current resources, including 6.1 million measured and indicated tonnes grading 2.62 grams gold per tonne for 510,000 oz. at Miraflores.
A preliminary economic assessment last year outlines average annual output of 138,000 oz. over 10 years and a $534-million (C$730.4 million) after-tax net present value at $2,650 gold.
Watch the full interview below:
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