Heritage Mining has revealed remarkable historic drill results from the Melba Project, with visible gold observed in several intervals. Highlights include 23.27 g/t gold over 4.5 m and 6.85 g/t over 12.35 m—both near surface—indicating strong mineralization potential in the area.
These intercepts confirm that the Melba Project hosts shallow, high-grade gold zones, making it an attractive target for further drilling. The visibility of gold in core adds confidence to the continuity and grade potential of the mineralized zones.
Moving forward, Heritage plans to re-examine available core, relog the historic data, and design a modern exploration program that targets expansion of these high-grade zones. Geophysics, soil sampling, and structural work will guide drill targeting.
With the new information, the company views Melba as a compelling asset in its portfolio, capable of delivering meaningful value if expanded. The combination of observed high grades, shallow depths, and existing infrastructure in the region positions the project for accelerated advancement.