GoldInxs Mining Corp. has completed a helicopter-supported field program at its 345-hectare Millar exploration property in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, identifying multiple occurrences of quartz veining, shearing, brecciation, alteration, and gossanous oxidized units.

The August exploration work concentrated on the White Linears area of the property, where the field team carried out geological mapping, prospecting, structural observations, and rock sampling. The program documented several structural features, including a sheared volcanic quartz vein approximately 1.5 metres wide with an observed strike of about 110 degrees and a steep dip, a quartz-intrusive vein approximately 12 inches wide traceable for over 30 metres, and in situ gossanous material. Crew members also examined recently exposed rusty, oxidized, and altered volcanic and gabbroic rock outcrops alongside smaller quartz veins and veinlets associated with oxidation staining and chloritized vein margins.

Field observations from the program aligned with geological characteristics previously identified by GoldInxs at the project, supporting the potential for both vein-hosted precious-metal and skarn-style mineralization systems.

Representative rock and float samples collected from the observed features have been submitted for laboratory analysis and assay. The company expects analytical assay results from the August program, which will be integrated with existing geological observations and structural data to refine priority exploration targets across the property.

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