New High Priority Targets From Ground Geophysics At Daina Exploration Permit

New High Priority Targets From Ground Geophysics At Daina Exploration Permit

VANCOUVER – Sanu Gold Corporation reported positive results from the recent ground geophysics program completed on the Daina Gold Exploration Permit, located in the prolific Siguiri Basin of Guinea, West Africa. There are large targets highlighted at Daina 1 South and Daina 6 targets.

Past drilling, recent trenching and rock chip sampling demonstrate high-grade gold mineralization at these targets: 1) 9 m of 7.97 g/t Au in trench DAI-TR-007 at Daina 1 South. 2) Rock chip samples as high as 61.6 g/t Au, 22.3 g/t Au and 20 g/t Au across the Daina 1 South and Daina 6 target areas. 3) 1m of 36.2 g/t Au from drill hole DAI-RC-021 at Daina 6.

The geophysical surveys have identified significant trends of chargeability and resistivity in the areas of known gold mineralization and along the trend of the surface gold anomalies which extend for over 1 km at both the Daina 1 and Daina 6 targets.

Martin Pawlitschek, President, and CEO, said, “The relatively small programs of induced polarization (IP) over some of our key targets at Daina extensive strike lengths of highly interesting suggest chargeability and resistivity trends, in many cases aligned with our surface gold geochemistry. These initial surveys and their results demonstrate that this type of survey also adds value at the Daina permit. While in the near term Bantabaye remains the main focus, the survey results confirm that significant strike length of mineralized structures remain untested.”