One Bullion Commences 3,000-Metre Diamond Drilling Program at Vumba

By Mining Hub News Desk
27 August 2026, 10:49 a.m. EDT 1 min read

One Bullion Ltd. has commenced diamond drilling at its flagship Vumba Gold Project in Botswana, marking the start of the company's 2026 exploration drilling program.

The maiden program comprises approximately 3,000 metres of HQ diamond drilling across ten holes. The campaign follows an integrated technical review combining historical drilling, trenching, surface geochemistry, geological mapping, and recently completed high-resolution airborne magnetic data.

Figure 1
Vumba magnetic response map (RTP, 15 m upward continuation). Source: One Bullion Ltd.

Drilling is focused on three priority structural corridors where independent datasets show convergence. The first hole of the program is currently underway in the Central corridor.

“This is an important step forward for One Bullion and the Vumba Gold Project,” said Adam Berk, Chief Executive Officer of One Bullion. “Over the past several months, our technical team has brought together the historical drilling, recent surface work, geochemistry, geology and new high-resolution geophysics into a much clearer understanding of the structural framework. We are now testing the areas where multiple independent datasets point to the strongest potential for continuity and scale.”

“The focus of this program is to move Vumba from identifying gold mineralization to defining the geometry, continuity and structural controls of the system. The results will help us build a stronger three-dimensional geological model, refine our understanding of the highest-priority zones and position the Company for the next phase of systematic exploration.”

— Adam Berk, Chief Executive Officer

One Bullion holds complete ownership of the project. The company previously scheduled the 3,000-metre campaign to begin in August 2026, and operations have now commenced as planned.

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