en.Wedoany.com Reported - Dalaroo Metals (ASX:DAL) has identified a 7-kilometer gold corridor in the Gold Ridge area of the Bondoukou project, based on soil geochemical analysis results, thereby expanding the known gold mineralization system in the region.

The soil samples obtained by the company yielded gold grades of up to 23.26 g/t, with other high-grade samples including 3.25 g/t, 2.54 g/t, 2.09 g/t, 1.96 g/t, 1.72 g/t, and 1.21 g/t.

A total of 529 gold anomaly samples exceeded 25 parts per billion (ppb), of which 127 samples were above 100 ppb and 19 samples were above 500 ppb.

The gold mineralization anomaly zone extends for 7 kilometers, spanning three target areas, and the mineralization system remains open.

The three target areas are the Northern-Mag prospect, the Central-Wilfred prospect, and the Southern-Ali prospect.

This characteristic aligns with a corridor interpreted through magnetic geophysics, which Dalaroo stated will aid in future target delineation.

The company plans to initiate a 20,000-meter reverse circulation (RC) drilling campaign at Bondoukou in July 2026.

CEO John Morgan stated that Gold Ridge has evolved into what Dalaroo considers "a district-scale gold system with significant discovery potential."

Morgan noted that the identification of a coherent 7-kilometer gold corridor, supported by favorable geology, geophysical signatures, extensive artisanal workings, and multiple high-grade soil anomalies, represents a significant milestone in understanding the project and reinforces the company's confidence in the scale of the potential mineralization system.

He stated that despite these very encouraging results, the corridor has not yet been drill-tested.

With auger drilling now underway and a planned 20,000-meter reverse circulation drilling program set to commence in July 2026, the company is rapidly advancing the next phase of exploration, aimed at assessing the source and continuity of this extensive gold anomaly.

Dalaroo Metals is an exploration company focused on discovering and developing gold and critical minerals projects in Côte d'Ivoire, Greenland, and Australia.

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