Special Report: Sultan Resources has returned to the field with a ground gravity survey aimed at identifying priority gold targets at its Lake Grace project for follow-up drilling.

The survey will cover almost 20km of the prospective gold trend at Lake Grace, which includes the Challenger prospect, and will provide detailed geological information on the dense, mafic gold-hosting rock types.

Sultan (ASX:SLZ) managing director Steve Groves told Stockhead that gold-hosting rocks are denser than the surrounding rock and would show up as “warm” colours in a gravity survey.

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This approach has been used successfully at the neighbouring Katanning and Tampia deposits.

“We know where our gold mineralisation is. We have a big blob of low-grade gold, but we need to find the high-grade bits,” he said.

“We are hoping that the survey will map out structural positions that are potentially hosting the high-grade gold – that’s where we will look to drill next.”

Groves added that the style of mineralisation at Lake Grace appears very similar to that seen at Ramelius Resources’ (ASX:RMS) 700,000 ounce Tampia and Ausgold’s (ASX:AUC) 1 million ounce Katanning deposits, which is unsurprising given that Sultan’s project is located between them.

“Both these deposits aren’t very high-grade, but they have numerous high-grade sections in them that make them economic,” he said.

Lake Grace is located about 250km south of Perth within a region that is enjoying active exploration by the likes of Gold Road (ASX:GOR).

Sultan’s recent drilling at the Challenger was the first such program in 25 years and proved up evidence of a “very significant gold-mineralising system”.

 

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