SWEDEN –
Barsele Minerals of Vancouver has tabled an updated resource estimate for its Barsele gold project in northern Sweden totaling 5.5 million indicated tonnes grading 1.81 g/t gold for 324,000 oz. of gold and 25.4 million inferred tonnes at 2.54 g/t gold for 2.08 million oz. of gold.
The resource is split between pit constrained, bulk underground and selective underground mining methods. Most of the indicated ounces come from the pit constrained method, while most of the inferred ounces come from the selective underground method.
Barsele’s joint venture partner
Agnico Eagle Mines of Toronto is the operator at the project. Agnico Eagle has a 55% stake in the project and can earn an additional 15% by completing a prefeasibility study.
The resource estimate is constrained to the Avan-Central-Skirasen gold zones, which sit in an 8 km long gold bearing structural corridor that remains open in all directions.
Since late 2015, Agnico Eagle has diamond drilled more than 135,000 metres at Barsele across 311 holes. The company drilled 91 holes in 2018 for nearly 35,000 metres. Recent highlights include 1.79 g/t gold over 25 metres from 458 metres downhole and 1.98 g/t gold over 9 metres from 161 metres downhole.
Shares of Barsele are currently trading at 48¢ with a 52-week range of 36¢ to $1.03. The company has a $50 million market capitalization.
This story first appeared on www.NorthernMiner.com.
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