- Dryden Gold (TSXV:DRY) intersected 15 gold mineralized structures in the latest drillhole from its Gold Rock project in Ontario
- The mining company is exploring a 100-per-cent-owned portfolio in Northwestern Ontario, including high-grade gold mineralization over 50 kilometres of potential strike length and numerous historic gold mines with limited modern exploration
- Dryden Gold stock has added 237.50 per cent year-over-year
Dryden Gold (TSXV:DRY) intersected 15 gold mineralized structures in the latest drillhole from its Gold Rock project in Ontario.
DRG-031, the drillhole in question, tested from the footwall of the project’s Elora gold system to the hanging wall of the Big Master gold system, encountering the 15 structures over a 600 metre (m) width in the previously announced Gap drillhole 2 , yielding a highlight of 2.64 grams per ton (g/t) gold over 2.50 m, including 10.80 g/t gold over 0.50 m.
As part of Dryden’s 2026 drilling campaign, Gap drillhole 2 tested multiple parallel structures intersected last year in drillhole DGR-25-018 located 500 m to the south.
According to Monday’s news release, both Gap drillholes show evidence of the 15 mineralized structures, increasing geological confidence in Gold Rock’s mineral continuity.
Gold Rock is geologically similar to Evolution Mining’s Red Lake mine, which produced 127,632 ounces of gold in 2025 and houses more than 9 million ounces in estimated resources and reserves.
Management commentary
“Gap Hole 2 significantly expands Gold Rock by intersecting 15 gold mineralized structures over 600 m,” Trey Wasser, chief executive officer of Dryden Gold, said in a statement. “It shows that the high-grade structures discovered in last year’s drilling extend along strike for 500 m. It proves that Big Master continues to depths of over 450 m below surface, 200 m deeper that previous drilling. This nearly doubles the potential of Big Master where it remains open at depth. Intercepting the stacked mineralized structures also substantially increases the number of targets at Gold Rock. Drilling this spring will remain focused on Gold Rock as we proceed with additional permitting at Mud Lake, Hyndman and Sherridon.”
About Dryden Gold
Dryden Gold is a mining company exploring a 100-per-cent-owned portfolio in Northwestern Ontario, including high-grade gold mineralization over 50 kilometres of potential strike length and numerous historic gold mines with limited modern exploration. The company’s leadership team brings an established history of creating shareholder value through exploration and M&A.
Dryden Gold stock (TSXV:DRY) last traded at C$0.40 and has added 237.50 per cent year-over-year.
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