Overview
Talga Gold has the rights to acquire four projects covering 382km2 of renowned mineral fields of Western Australia. The projects are interpreted to contain geological settings prospective for gold and base metal deposits, in districts with proven historical production. Many of the historical mines and recent discoveries within Talga Gold’s projects have recorded high grades of gold at or near the surface. This offers potentially superior economic returns in the event of development of a deposit.
The Company’s targeting of gold projects is based on recent scientific work identifying the most gold-fertile parts of the earth’s crust over time. As a result of these facts and extensive industry experience, Talga Gold has targeted the more ancient parts of the earth’s crust that contain evidence of strong gold endowment, with a focus on the formations occurring in jurisdictions with low sovereign risk and a history of underinvestment in gold exploration. This is what has led Talga Gold to target specific areas of the Yilgarn and Pilbara cratons, where potential greenstone-hosted orogenic lode style deposits may display exceptional gold grades in structurally controlled settings that may persist for significant depth.
