Key Highlights
- Nevada Sunrise completed a ground gravity survey at its Fivemile Gold Project in Nevada.
- The company expanded the project to 332 claims covering about 6,838 acres (2,768 hectares).
- Gravity data from about 358 stations is being processed, with results to be released later.
Nevada Sunrise Metals Corporation (TSXV: NEV) (OTC Pink: NVSGF) has completed a ground gravity survey program at the Fivemile Gold Project in Lander County, Nevada, within the Battle Mountain-Eureka-Cortez gold trend.
The company also expanded the project area to 332 claims covering approximately 6,838 acres (2,768 hectares). Nevada Sunrise said the new claims cover additional prospective exploration areas identified through structural interpretation and results from an ionic leach geochemical survey completed in July 2026.
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Nevada Sunrise said it contracted MWH Geo-Surveys International Inc. to carry out the 2026 survey, which it described as the first ground gravity survey of its kind on the project. The company said it collected high-resolution gravity data from about 358 survey stations spaced 200 metres apart on lines 400 metres apart.
Results from the survey are expected after final processing and interpretation of the gravity data, the company said.
“The 2026 high-resolution ground gravity survey program at Fivemile brings us a step closer to determining drill targets at the Project,” said Warren Stanyer, President and Chief Executive Officer of Nevada Sunrise.
In the release, Nevada Sunrise described Fivemile as consisting of 332 unpatented mineral claims on Bureau of Land Management land. The company said much of the claim area covers alluvium and shallow pediment with no outcrop, which it said has limited previous surface exploration.
Nevada Sunrise said it can earn a 79% interest in Fivemile from American Metals Exploration Corp., a private Nevada company it described as at arms length to Nevada Sunrise, in three stages over four years from the effective date of an earn-in option agreement.
The company said the scientific and technical information in the release was reviewed and approved by Robert Allender Jr., CPG, SME, a Qualified Person for Nevada Sunrise under National Instrument 43-101.
The original press release is available on stockhouse.com
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