Evergold Minerals Limited (ASX: EG1) has released further assay results from its 2026 reverse circulation drilling program at the Mt Monger Gold Project, located southeast of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia. The company has now received data for 80% of the 2,667 samples submitted, confirming the continuity of a structurally controlled gold system that extends from surface to depths exceeding 100 metres.

Notable results from the current batch include high-grade intercepts such as 2 metres at 7.90 g/t gold from 43 metres, and 3 metres at 5.11 g/t gold from 3 metres. Additionally, the program has returned broad mineralised zones, including 19 metres at 1.48 g/t gold from 56 metres and 18 metres at 1.23 g/t gold from 8 metres. One drill hole, MM26RC0014, ended in mineralisation, suggesting the system remains open at depth. These drill results refine the company's understanding of the gold system associated with a local felsic intrusive.

The company is currently awaiting assay results for the remaining 20% of its reverse circulation program, including maiden drilling at the nearby Gladiator Prospect. These incoming results are expected to be reported in the coming weeks.

Beyond current drilling, the company plans to transition toward a regional aircore program. This effort aims to test whether the successful geological model identified at the prospect can be replicated across other targets within the project area.

"What is exciting about these results is what they tell us about the scale of the opportunity at Duchess of York. Duchess of York is increasingly becoming the template for exploration across the broader Mt Monger Project. As our understanding of this system improves, so too does our confidence in applying the same geological model across a growing pipeline of regional targets. That makes our upcoming regional aircore program a pivotal next step, as for the first time, we'll be testing whether the geological setting that is proving successful at Duchess is repeated elsewhere across the project. Our objective isn't simply to grow one discovery, but to uncover multiple discoveries across the gold system at Mt Monger."

— Glenn Grayson, Director

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