Update On The Otago Gold Belt Permits

TORONTO – KO Gold Inc. reported on the Otago Gold Belt region, South Island, New Zealand, and to outline its upcoming drilling programs. The Company’s exploration and evaluation programs continue to advance across its permits. Drilling programs are planned on four of KO Gold’s five exploration permits, all of which are now drill-ready. In addition, detailed fieldwork is being initiated in areas of gold and antimony mineralization with little exploration to date, and regional exploration will focus on zones with strong interpreted gold prospectivity.
Recent drilling results throughout the region highlight the continuity and depth extensions of mineralized zones, signaling increasing exploration momentum. The Otago region remains significantly underexplored, particularly at depth, and has seen a notable uptick in new staking activity in recent months.
Greg Isenor, President and CEO, said, “We are excited about the opportunities emerging in the Otago Gold Belt. Having explored and made discoveries across the Birimian greenstone belts of West Africa over the past 25 years, I see many similarities here. Thirty-five years ago, the Birimian hosted only small-scale operations, today it is one of the world’s largest gold-producing regions. We believe the Otago Gold Belt is at a similar stage of discovery and KO Gold is positioned at the right place, at the right time.”