Scorpio Gold Confirms Round Mountain (16M AuOz) Mineralization in New 5 sq km Target – Zayn Kalyan
Mining Stock EducationShow Notes
Scorpio Gold CEO and director Zayn Kalyan provides an update on the exploration progress at the 100%-owned Manhattan District on Nevada’s Walker Lane trend. Callion reviews the prior 740,000-ounce inferred MRE at 1.26 g/t and the ongoing 50,000 m drill campaign with three rigs, nearly 100 results reported and ~27,000–28,000 m drilled year-to-date, with an updated resource targeted for December/January while maintaining a two-million-ounce goal. He explains a new “caldera thesis” tied to the Manhattan caldera shared with Kinross’ historic 16M AuOz producer Round Mountain (10 miles away), citing early proof-of-concept mineralization in volcanic/tuff units that could support bulk-tonnage expansion, including an intercept of ~0.6 g/t over ~60 m near Black Mammoth. Callion also notes deferred Mineral Ridge sale payments, explores potential low-risk, non-dilutive cash flow from historic tailings/leach pads (six-month evaluation), and says a U.S. uplisting is nearing completion with steady news flow continuing every 1–2 weeks.
00:00 Show Intro 00:19 Manhattan District Overview 01:21 Caldera Thesis Explained 03:00 Volcanics Proof of Concept 05:16 Resource Target Timeline 06:45 Cash Position Update 07:06 Strategy in Weak Market 08:48 Tailings Cash Flow Idea 10:18 Up Listing Progress 10:38 Drilling News Flow 11:13 Investor Sentiment Check
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Press Release discussed: https://scorpiogold.com/scorpio-gold-drills-6-95-g-t-gold-over-11-98-metres-from-242-99-metres-within-caldera-volcanics/
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