Greg McCunn, President and CEO of Great Pacific Gold, outlines rapid exploration in Papua New Guinea and recent drill highlights. He discusses a 58.9m result at Kavasuki, plans to test a 1 km undrilled gap in the Wild Dog corridor, maiden drilling and chalcopyrite at Kasie Ridge, and high-grade channel samples at Morgan and Magiabe West. Ongoing two-rig drilling and a $10M working capital position drive the 2026 plan.
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Kavasuki Maiden Hole Shows Shallow High-Grade Continuity
Great Pacific Gold hit 58.9 m at 2.5 g/t AuEq in the first Kavasuki hole, indicating open-pittable, shallow high-grade mineralization.
The company sees multiple vertical high-grade chutes and confirmed an additional 18 m at 2.1 g/t AuEq deeper in the same hole, suggesting a stacked system.
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Sinovit And Kavasuki Could Be One Continuous System
Kavasuki likely links to Sinovit across an undrilled ~1 km gap, forming a continuous Wild Dog corridor of high-grade veins.
MobileMT geophysics and lineament analysis support the structural connection and guide planned 2026 gap drilling to test continuity.
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Changing Drill Direction Revealed Near Vertical Veining
Initial drill geometry misinterpreted vein orientation, causing hole two to miss because the vein is near-vertical with a west dip.
The team changed to drilling from the west and downhill, improving chances to intersect the brecciated epithermal zone (hole three awaited lab assays).
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In this exploration update, we are joined by Greg McCunn, President and CEO of Great Pacific Gold (TSX.V: GPAC | OTCQX: GPGCF). Greg provides a comprehensive look at the company’s recent drill results and the rapid expansion of their exploration targets within the Wild Dog structural corridor in Papua New Guinea.
The discussion covers the transition of drilling efforts from the Sinivit target to the Kavasuki target, early visuals from the maiden program at Kasie Ridge, and the high-priority channel sampling results from the Morgan and Magiabe West areas.
Key Discussion Points:
High-Grade Success at Kavasuki: Analysis of the first drill hole which returned 58.9 meters at 2.5 g/t AuEq.
The Wild Dog Corridor Strategy: Insight into the 1-kilometer undrilled gap between Sinivit and Kavasuki and the company's plan to test if these areas form one continuous high-grade system.
Maiden Drilling at Kasie Ridge: An update on the second drill rig testing a never-before-drilled lithocap and porphyry target, where early holes have already visualized chalcopyrite.
New Discoveries at Morgan and Magiabe West: Review of channel samples, including 19.3 meters at 4.1 g/t AuEq at the Morgan Vein and 8.0 meters at 18.12g/t AuEq at Magiabe West, significantly extending the known strike length of these systems.
2026 Exploration Outlook: A look at the company’s $10 million working capital position and the systematic plan to utilize two rigs to build resources and test new pipeline targets through the remainder of the year.
If you have any follow up questions for Greg please me at Fleck@kereport.com.
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