“Reconnaissance mapping, sampling and interpreted MobileMT structural architecture indicate that hydrothermal alteration and mineralization extend beyond the historically identified high-grade trench exposure”

Great Pacific Gold Corp. continues to expand the scale of the Wild Dog gold-copper project in Papua New Guinea. Recent field work at the Elamaraka and Kargalio targets within the southern Wild Dog structural corridor returned encouraging gold-copper results from quartz-sulphide vein systems, further supporting the interpretation of a district-scale hydrothermal system. The company highlighted that MobileMT-supported structural corridors are helping prioritize drill targets and refine the geometry and continuity of mineralized zones.