Crossroads Gold Continues to Define Multiple High-Grade Gold-In-Soil Assays at Pambula, including 21.8 g/t Gold, and Announces DTC Eligibility of its Common Shares in the U.S.
NewsfileSep 3, 2026 · 1 day ago
Analyst Takeaways
- Multiple high-grade gold-in-soil assays exceeding 5 g/t Au (up to 21.8 g/t) indicate strong mineralization potential across the Pambula Goldfield, with results repeatable across multiple zones.
- The consistency of high-grade results across Hidden Treasure and other areas suggests a district-scale gold system rather than isolated anomalies, supporting the historic significance of the Pambula Goldfield.
- DTC eligibility of Crossroads' common shares in the U.S. removes a trading barrier for American investors, potentially improving liquidity and broadening the shareholder base.
- The 21.8 g/t Au result compares favorably to the previously reported 24.6 g/t Au, demonstrating repeatability of high-grade gold-in-soil anomalism across the property.
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HighlightsMultiple high-grade gold-in-soil assays of up to 21.8 g/t Au, 8.4 g/t Au and 3.4 g/t Au, together with numerous additional anomalous resultsLatest results build on previously reported high-grade gold-in-soil assays of up to 24.6 g/t Au, further demonstrating the strength and repeatability of the gold anomalism across the historic Pambula GoldfieldHigh-grade and anomalous results occur across multiple areas of the Pambula Goldfield, including Hidden Treasure, Hidden Treasure North,...
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