Collective Mining (TSX: CNL) has released additional assay results from drilling conducted at the Ramp Zone. Assays from two holes were released this morning, with the results said to include the highest grade intercepts encountered at Ramp, which is part of the larger Apollo system at Collective’s Guayabales project in Colombia.
Highlights from the results include:
- APC143-D2: 13.46 g/t gold and 13 g/t silver over 63.90 metres from a depth of 388.25 metres
- Including 29.42 g/t gold and 28 g/t silver over 24.80 metres
- APC140-D3: 1.47 g/t gold and 4 g/t silver over 54.35 metres from a depth of 257.85 metres
- Including 3.03 g/t gold and 10 g/t silver over 14.65 metres
Hole APC143-D2 is said to have encountered the highest gram-metre intercept drilled to date at Ramp, with the hole also being the deepest and northeasternmost hole drilled to date at the zone. The hole expanded the Ramp zone to 315 metres along strike by 300 metres vertically, with the zone remaining open in all directions.
“Today’s step-out hole from the Ramp Zone is a classic example of how exceptional geological discoveries deliver consistent positive surprises. This intercept not only marks the highest-grade gold interval ever drilled at Ramp but also demonstrates remarkable continuity of mineralization across the interval,” commented Ari Sussman, Executive Chairman of Collective Mining.
Three drill rigs are currently turning at the Ramp Zone, with a further two deep-capacity rigs expected to arrive on site mid Q1 2026. Ten rigs meanwhile are currently turning across the wider Apollo property.
Collective Mining last traded at $17.86 on the TSX.
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