About this episode
In this company update, I sat down with Luke Alexander, President and CEO of Newcore Gold (TSX.V:NCAU - OTCQX:NCAUF), to discuss the milestones achieved at the Enchi Gold Project in Ghana. Following the recent injection of $10.3 million from warrant proceeds, Luke provides a deep dive into the company’s ongoing 45,000 meter program (soon to be increased), the discovery of high-grade feeder zones, and what investors can expect as the company advances toward a Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) in mid-2026.
Key Discussion Points:
Exploration Progress and Expansion: The company has completed approximately two-thirds of its 45,000-meter drill program, with plans to expand further thanks to a strong cash position.
High-Grade Deep Discovery: Recent results highlighted intercepts such as 147.5 g/t gold over 1 meter, signaling significant high-grade underground potential similar to neighboring world-class mines.
Strategic Shift to CIL: Luke explains the move to a CIL processing flow sheet, which is expected to increase gold recoveries by 10–15% compared to previous heap-leach models.
Upcoming Catalysts: The discussion covers the timeline for the updated Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) and the much-anticipated release of the PFS slated for June 2026.
If you have any follow up questions for Luke please email me at Fleck@kereport.com.
Click here to visit the Newcore Gold website.
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