Central West Gold Project
MetalsGrove Mining Limited acquired the Central West Gold Project, consisting of four (4) joint venture (JV) permits (Figure 1) in central-west Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa (“Central West Gold Project”).
The permits are strategically located between 60 km and 140 km northeast of the 3.8 Moz Abujar gold mine, currently in operation.
Total area of 1,315 km², encompassing over 50 km of highly prospective Abujar fault/shear structures with a contiguous 75 km strike of highly prospective greenstone belt
Regional geological sequences indicate favourable characteristics for gold mineralisation, aligning with Côte d’Ivoire’s well-endowed gold terrains.
Highly anomalous auger and soil lag sampling results from neighbouring permits suggest that gold mineralisation is highly likely to extend into the acquired areas.
Aeromagnetic surveys reveal a complex structural setting, including several structural pressure shadows and low-strain zones, further enhancing prospectivity.
Presence of artisanal mining activities within the permit area indicates potential for near-surface gold mineralisation.
