Kalo Gold identifies 3 gold depositional environments in Fiji

KALO GOLD CORP.  has announced the interpretation of historical drilling results, which has resulted in a new geological model that has identified three unique gold depositional environments at Aurum Prime on its 100 %-owned Vatu Aurum Project, Fiji. This includes the recently discovered Namalau Trend and the identification of both diatreme and surge-related gold mineralization that form the Qiriyaga Complex.

They are : 

Diatreme-Hosted Gold Deposits: Gold mineralization within deep-seated diatreme structures, with historical drilling returned up to 10.0 m at 27.2 g/t gold, including 1.0 m at 120.0 g/t gold within the Qiriyaga Complex.

Surge Deposits: Gold-rich zones formed around diatremes, with historical trenching results up to 30 m at 3.13 g/t gold and up to 60.0 m at 1.74 g/t gold, indicates widespread mineralization potential within the Qiriyaga Complex.

Namalau Trend 1, 2 & 3: A parallel, >2km long, newly discovered epithermal gold system hosting additional high-priority targets, reinforcing district-scale potential.

Drilling will target priority targets in the Namalau Trend, including key targets such as Dua and Rua. Drilling in the Qiriyaga Complex will focus on confirming high-grade continuity in diatreme-hosted mineralization and expanding gold zones within surge deposits – both have excellent exploration upside.

Kalo Gold Corp., a gold exploration company, focused on epithermal gold deposits on the Company’s Vatu Aurum Project, located on Vanua Levu (North Island). Kalo holds 100% of two Special Prospecting Licenses covering 367 km², encompassing a regional back-arc basin with volcanic calderas. Historical and ongoing exploration has identified