Anuncio • May 18
Guskin Gold Corp. announced delayed 10-Q filing On 05/16/2024, Guskin Gold Corp. announced that they will be unable to file their next 10-Q by the deadline required by the SEC. Anuncio • Feb 16
Guskin Gold Corp. announced delayed 10-Q filing On 02/15/2024, Guskin Gold Corp. announced that they will be unable to file their next 10-Q by the deadline required by the SEC. Anuncio • Dec 30
Guskin Gold Corp. announced delayed annual 10-K filing On 12/29/2023, Guskin Gold Corp. announced that they will be unable to file their next 10-K by the deadline required by the SEC. Anuncio • May 16
Guskin Gold Corp. announced delayed 10-Q filing On 05/15/2023, Guskin Gold Corp. announced that they will be unable to file their next 10-Q by the deadline required by the SEC. Anuncio • Jan 24
Guskin Gold Identifies Prominent and High-Priority Targets from Ground Geophysical Surveys on Kukuom Gold Project Guskin Gold Corp. announced the completion and remarkable results of ground induced polarization (IP), resistivity, and magnetic surveys conducted on the Kukuom Gold Project located in the renowned Sefwi-Bibiani Gold Belt in Ghana, Africa. The ground IP, resistivity, and magnetic surveys were conducted over the area known as the "Open Pit" and extending east and west of the previously identified airborne anomaly, straddling the favourable contact zones of the metasedimentary package and metavolcanic units that hosts gold-bearing quartz vein systems. Ground surveys followed up on the highly favourable airborne geophysical target at the "Open Pit" area that the Company previously announced on March 7, 2022, where the Company's interpretation report identified high priority targets coincident with high-grade grab and chip samples of 46.6 grams per tonne gold. The airborne surveys confirmed the presence of six (6) distinctly high magnetic signatures, which are circular-elliptical shaped that may be indicative of shear zones, that are the primary targets to host gold-quartz vein systems, and in the case of Target 1, the "Open Pit", have a strike length of 2,000 meters. The high magnetic anomalies of Target 1 interpreted from is coincident with the Kukuom artisanal "Open Pit" prospect, where high-grade gold quartz vein systems in the artisanal open pit workings are featured was the focus of this survey. The ground geophysical follow-up surveys were conducted by Ghana-based Terranet Limited. Terranet has extensive experience working in Ghana for several goldmining and exploration companies such as Asante Gold Corp. and Cardinal Resources. The objective of the survey was to carry out magnetic and IP/Resistivity surveys to explore for disseminated sulfide-rich veins/beds and structures that are likely to host some gold bearing mineralization horizons. A total of 16.8-line km of were surveyed; the time domain IP/Resistivity survey was conducted utilizing a "Pole-Dipole" electrode array at an inter-electrode "a" spacing of 25 meters and a dipole "n" separation of 1 through 8. The magnetic survey was carried out on the same IP/Resistivity survey lines using two GEM Systems GSM-19W Overhauser magnetometers. One was used as a rover and the other was used for the base station recordings. The GSM-19 is a microprocessor controlled "memory mag" with GPS system attached. All readings were recorded into the instrument's memory and downloaded daily at the end of the survey. The programable continuous profiling walking mag mode was used. Readings were recorded at a frequency of One hertz (1Hz) making an average reading interval of about a metre or less in some places and control points were registered every 25 meters. A base station was occupied by a magnetometer in an area where the magnetic field gradient is low (determined by quick site survey) to record diurnal and noise fluctuations in the earth's magnetic field during the traverse readings. It was programmed to cycle at 0.3 Hz and located at 560290E, 737930N. The IP, resistivity, and magnetic surveys on the "Open Pit" prospect of the Kukuom property has outlined and defined zones of interest. The IP /resistivity maps silica alteration which may be associated with the alteration mineral assemblage. The chargeability response may provide an indication of the variable disseminated pyrite content. The host rock units play a critical role. Resistivity survey tend to work well within volcanic and volcaniclastic packages but not so well within granitoids-dominated areas, where ground magnetic data becomes very useful. The high-quality IP/resistivity data encountered several areas of highly conductive rock types. The ground magnetics has also enhanced the structural and stratigraphic information, providing the location of mineralized horizons. The survey grid clearly defined the northeast trending contact of the Birimian volcano-sedimentary units to the northwest and the volcanic units to the southeast. The IP/resistivity and magnetic surveys have aided in defining potential fault structures that may have played a key role in localizing the precipitation of gold. The high N-S trending chargeability anomalies associated with resistive structures may be indicative of mineralized dilation breaks and silicification; these must be considered as high priority target zones. The Kukuom Gold Project is a Joint Venture Partnership with Danampco Company whereby Guskin Gold is the exclusive operator with a seventy (70%) percent interest. The license area is 156 square kilometers and the Kukuom Gold Project is highly prospective, spatially related to major mines including Newmont's Ahafo Gold Mine (23Moz) located approximately 30km north of the Kukuom property, and Asante Gold's Chirano Gold Mine (5Moz) located approximately 45km south-southeast of Kukuom and their Bibiani Gold Mine (7Moz) located approximately 25km southeast. Francis Lovebridge Agezo, Guskin Gold's Director of Exploration participated in the exploration, discovery and development Cluff's Ayanfuri Gold Mine and Red Back's Chirano Gold Mine in Ghana. Played key role in Redback's expansion in Ghana before its takeover by the Lundin Group and later Kinross. Notably on April 25th, 2022, Kinross Gold Corp. (KGC) announced the sale of the Chirano Gold Mine for $225 Million to Canadian Asante Gold (ASE); Asante having previously acquired the Bibiani Gold Mine for $90 Million from Australian Resolute Mining (RSG) in August 2021. Guskin Gold's disclosure of a technical or scientific nature in this news release has been reviewed and approved by Francis Lovebridge Agezo, P.Geo, the Company's Director of Exploration, and a qualified person under the definition of National Instrument 43-101. This news release was written for the Purpose of reporting on the operations pertaining to the Company's Kukuom Gold Project. The Company accepts no responsibility or liability for any use of this report or any reliance upon this report by any person, other than the use of the whole of this report by the Company consistent with the Purpose. The full report, while unpublished in this press release, must always be considered in its entirety. Anuncio • Jan 04
Guskin Gold Reports on Detailed Geological Mapping Program on the Kukuom Gold Property in the Sefwi-Bibiani Gold Belt, Ghana, Africa Guskin Gold Corp. announced the initiation of the a detailed geological and regolith mapping program on the Kukuom Gold Project located in the renowned Sefwi-Bibiani Gold Belt in Ghana, Africa. The detailed geological and regolith mapping is currently being carried out across the area of the "Open Pit" and extending East and West of the favorable contact zones of the metasedimentary and metavolcanic units that hosts gold-quartz vein systems. The detailed surface geological and structural mapping program, alongside a rock chip sampling program, has begun in the most prospective part of the Kukuom concession. The mapping is being done along gridlines of 100-meter spacing and 50-meter line spacing over the main magnetic anomaly (as previously reported on March 2, 2022). The airborne data interpretation undertaken earlier had confirmed the presence of six (6) distinctly high magnetic signatures, which are circular-elliptical shaped, and which could be indicative of shear zones that may have strike lengths in excess of 2,000-meters and are the primary targets to host gold-quartz vein systems. One of such high magnetic anomalies, is coincident with the Kukuom artisanal "open pit" prospect, where high-grade gold quartz vein systems in the artisanal open pit workings are featured. Target 1which lies within the broader area being mapped, has since been investigated by soil geochemistry on 200-meter by 50-meter grid and ground magnetic and Induced Polarization (IP) surveys. The current detailed field mapping was preceded by ground geophysical surveys which was carried out to get a better understanding of the bedrock geology. The ground magnetics aimed to assist in a better definition of bedrock structure and IP was very effective in outlining zones in bedrock with disseminated sulfides, which are typically associated with gold-bearing structures and vein systems. The detailed field mapping exercise will further constrain the lithological units within the mapped area that are most favorable for gold mineralization; it will allow ground-checking or ground-truthing of the prominent magnetic anomalies interpreted from airborne and ground data. Additionally, the regolith data collected will also aid in the compilation of a comprehensive regolith map. The distribution of laterites and transported regolith materials and their effects on geochemical response in the mapped area will be studied. Rock chip, grab, and laterite sampling will be undertaken in tandem with field mapping program. In areas where outcrops are located, rock chip/grab sampling of rock exposures will be taken. The Kukuom Gold Project is a Joint Venture Partnership with Danampco Company whereby Guskin Gold is the exclusive operator with a 70% interest. The license area is 156 square kilometers and the Kukuom Gold Project is highly prospective, spatially related to major mines including Newmont's Ahafo Gold Mine (23Moz) located approximately 30km north of the Kukuom property, and Asante Gold's Chirano Gold Mine (5Moz) located approximately 45km south-southeast of Kukuom and their Bibiani Gold Mine (7Moz) located approximately 25km southeast. Francis Lovebridge Agezo, Guskin Gold's Director of Exploration participated in the exploration, discovery and development Cluff's Ayanfuri Gold Mine and Red Back's Chirano Gold Mine in Ghana. Played key role in Redback's expansion in Ghana before its takeover by the Lundin Group and later Kinross. Notably on April 25th, 2022, Kinross Gold Corp. (KGC) announced the sale of the Chirano Gold Mine for $225 Million to Canadian Asante Gold (ASE); Asante having previously acquired the Bibiani Gold Mine for $90 Million from Australian Resolute Mining (RSG) in August 2021. Guskin Gold's disclosure of a technical or scientific nature in this news release has been reviewed and approved by Francis Lovebridge Agezo, P.Geo, the Company's Director of Exploration, and a qualified person under the definition of National Instrument 43-101. This news release was written for the Purpose of reporting on the operations pertaining to the Company's Kukuom Gold Project. The Company accepts no responsibility or liability for any use of this report or any reliance upon this report by any person, other than the use of the whole of this report by the Company consistent with the Purpose. The full report, while unpublished in this press release, must always be considered in its entirety. Anuncio • Dec 30
Guskin Gold Corp. announced delayed annual 10-K filing On 12/29/2022, Guskin Gold Corp. announced that they will be unable to file their next 10-K by the deadline required by the SEC. Anuncio • Sep 28
Guskin Gold Provides Update on Completion of Phase I Work Program At the Kukuom Gold Project in Ghana, Africa Guskin Gold Corp. announced the completion of Phase I of the 2022 ground work program on the Company's Kukuom Gold Project in the Sefwi-Bibiani Gold Belt, Ghana, Africa. Phase I Work Program: As part of the Phase I exploration work program, the Company completed 16.8km of ground magnetic and Induced Polarization (IP) surveys and collected 200 soil samples. Terranet Limited, based in Accra, Ghana conducted the geophysical surveys and data analysis and interpretation of the results which are expected back in the coming weeks. Soil samples were collected by in house work crews led by Guskin Gold's Director of Exploration, Francis Lovebridge Agezo and Isaac Kwabena Owusu, Guskin's Supervising Geologist. The soil samples were shipped to ALS Labs in Kumasi for analysis. Phase II Drill Program: In preparation for the Phase II work program, tentatively scheduled for late-November, early-December is a 17-hole, approx. 1,400-metre proposed RC drill program to follow up on the high propriety targets. The Kukuom Gold Project Significance: Located in Asunafo South District, Ahafo Region, and is a Joint Venture Partnership with Danampco Company whereby Guskin Gold has an exclusive seventy (70%) percent. The license area is 156 square kilometers and the Kukuom Gold Project is highly prospective, spatially related to major mines including Newmont's Ahafo Gold Mine (23Moz) located approximately 30km north of the Kukuom property, and Asante Gold's Chirano Gold Mine (5Moz) located approximately 45km south-southeast of Kukuom and their Bibiani Gold Mine (7Moz) located approximately 25km southeast. Francis Lovebridge Agezo, Guskin Gold's Director of Exploration is credited to have participated in the exploration, discovery and development of the Chirano Mine deposits. Notably on April 25th, 2022, Kinross Gold Corp. (KGC) announced the sale of the Chirano Gold Mine for $225 million to Canadian Asante Gold (ASE); Asante having previously acquired the Bibiani Gold Mine for $90million from Australian Resolute Mining (RSG) in August 2021. Anuncio • Feb 15
Guskin Gold Corp. announced delayed 10-Q filing On 02/14/2022, Guskin Gold Corp. announced that they will be unable to file their next 10-Q by the deadline required by the SEC. Anuncio • Dec 31
Guskin Gold Corp. announced delayed annual 10-K filing On 12/30/2021, Guskin Gold Corp. announced that they will be unable to file their next 10-K by the deadline required by the SEC. Anuncio • Aug 17
Guskin Gold Corp. announced delayed 10-Q filing On 08/16/2021, Guskin Gold Corp. announced that they will be unable to file their next 10-Q by the deadline required by the SEC. Anuncio • Jul 01
Guskin Gold Corp. Release Initial Report on the Kukuom Concession Gold Project in Ghana, Africa Guskin Gold Corp. released an initial report on the Kukuom Concession gold project located in Ghana, Africa. The Sefwi-Bibiani Gold Belt: The Kukuom Concession is located in the highly renowned Sefwi-Bibiani gold belt. Known gold producers including Newmont, Kinross, Anglogold Ashanti and Asanko Gold, and are all within 100km of the Kukuom project area. Historical production in the Sefwi-Bibiani gold belt include Newmont's world class Ahafo Mine with over 17 million ounces of gold, Kinross’ Chirano Mine at 5 million ounces, and the historic Bibiani Mine with 7 million ounces. The Sefwi-Bibiani Gold Belt is a 40 to 60 km wide typical Birimian volcanic belt, striking 220km in Ghana and extends SW to the coast in Cote d'Ivoire. It is located north of, and parallel to, the prolific Ashanti Gold Belt, which hosts many of Ghana's active producing gold mines. The Kukuom Gold Project: The Kukuom Concession covers a total surface area of 156 square kilometers and is located between the cities of Goaso and Bibiani in the Ahafo District of Ghana. The Kukuom Concession gold project is a Joint Venture Partnership with Africa Exploration & Minerals Group Limited (AEMG) whereby Guskin Gold has an option to earn a 50% ownership in the operations for gold and other precious metal exploration and mining activities, as previously announced on June 6, 2021. Guskin and AEMG are currently working towards mobilizing equipment and readying the site for further development of mining operations and gold production from alluvial deposits on the Concession, and the continued exploration and deposit delineation of the hard rock potential. EMS Survey and Priority Targets: Guskin’s priority 2021 work program includes further exploration and exploitation of a 247-hectare section with proven alluvial and hard rock gold occurrences. Remote sensing surveys carried out over the property produced a strong priority target anomaly with a North to South axis measuring 1,170 meters and a West to East axis 1,052 meters, or 1,230,840 sq/meters with an estimated 19’ thickness or approx. up to 6,293,109 tons of target material. Gold has a nuclear magnetic resonance frequency of 1.754 Hz which can be captured through satellite scanning using the electromagnetic spectrum or (EMS). This energy signature is further isolated through proprietary algorithms and identifies locations where gold is most concentrated and prevalent. The Target Open Pit: The open pit is characterized by variably degraded laterite to residual soil profiles with minor caps of indurated ferro-duricrust. The property is underlain by three main lithologies; granitoids, volcanic sediments, and volcaniclastics units which show evidence of later shear zone intrusions exhibiting quartz veins with promising mineralization including sulphides, altered garnet and sericite. The shearing and quartz stockworks are particularly well developed at number of exposed veins in the initial pit area developed. 2021 Work Program: Phase I of the 2021 work program includes the removal of the lateritic overburden layer believed to contain up to approximately 0.80 gram /ton (on average) down to bedrock and processing of the material to exploit alluvial gold and fund the Phase II hard rock drill program. Phase II includes continued hard rock exploration and delineation of the target and host lithology, including a 17-hole drill program.