Miata drills 3.4 g gold at Sela Creek in Suriname
The results advance Sela Creek as one of several emerging gold projects in Suriname.
Miata Metals reported impressive drilling results at its Sela Creek project in Suriname, with one hole intersecting 3.4 grams gold per tonne and another reaching 3.9 grams gold. The strong Jons Trend intercepts suggest the potential for open-pit mining, according to Miata. Analysts note that the Jons-style mineralization may repeat across the 14-km trend, which remains underexplored.
Siemations of vein zones at depth and along strike were confirmed, with higher-grade plunging zones possibly connected by moderate-grade zones. The company holds a 70% stake in Sela Creek, with the Surinamese Selakriki Okanisi Resources owning the remaining 30%.
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