Landgons

The Langdons Gold & Antimony Project is located in the Paparoa goldfield, approximately 50km SW of Reefton. The Greenland Group rocks that host the mineralisation in the Reefton goldfield also outcrops in a NE trending belt, 25km to the west. This belt of Greenland Group rocks hosts the historical Langdons and Croesus gold and antimony mines.

Soil geochemistry has now defined a broad anomalous corridor approximately 250 metres wide over a 400-metre strike length coincident with mapped mineralised structures. Ionic Leach techniques also detected mineralisation extending a further 200 metres to the northwest beneath cover rocks, highlighting the potential for blind mineralisation beyond the current outcropping reefs.

The Langdons Exploration Permit has recently been granted for a five-year term, providing a clear pathway for the advancement of the project toward drilling. Work programs planned for the coming months include targeted trenching, further soil geochemistry, integration of all datasets into a three-dimensional geological model, and preparation for a maiden drilling campaign.