Apollo Consolidated (ASX:AOP) has started field work at its wholly-owned Korhogo and Boundiali gold exploration permits in northern Cote d’Ivoire.
Soil sampling is underway on the permits with over 25 kilometres of strike to be tested.
This will infill and expand a strong open-ended gold anomaly at Boundiali, where a laterite profile has returned soil results up to 1.57 grams per tonne gold.
This anomaly extends over 2 kilometres length and up to 400 metres width, and corresponds with a regional geological boundary that is known to be mineralised along strike to the southwest.
Adding to the interest, Korhogo is along strike from the Tongon mine, the country’s largest gold operation.
Strong gold anomalism has been noted in earlier reconnaissance work.
Both permits are located within excellent structural settings in a highly-endowed gold district.
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