Goliath Resources reports high-grade gold intercepts from recent drilling at its Surebet discovery.

Goliath Resources reported assays from five additional holes at its Surebet discovery on the Golddigger property in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, including 13.81 g/t gold over 4.85 meters at the Golden Gate Zone and 10.26 g/t gold equivalent over 5 meters in another Golden Gate intercept. Drilling at the Surebet Zone also returned 2.55 g/t gold equivalent over 23.5 meters, including 5.27 g/t over 9.85 meters, reinforcing the system’s broad, continuous mineralization. The company said quartz-sulfide veins with visible gold were intersected across the reported holes, and the Surebet system remains open laterally and at depth. Goliath renamed the lower-grade volcanic wedge areas the Big Bulk Zones after identifying intervals of 10 to 58 meters grading 0.39 to 2.04 g/t gold equivalent, which it says could support bulk-mining methods. The 2026 program has completed 92 of 97 planned holes totaling 45,616 meters, with visible gold recorded in 52 holes and additional assays pending.
Hole GD-26-478 included a higher-grade core of 21.45 g/t gold over 3.09 metres within the 13.81 g/t gold interval; another report highlighted a 1.15-metre section grading 37.34 g/t gold.
The Surebet system’s footprint has grown to 2.01 square kilometres, described as a 12% increase since the beginning of the 2026 drilling season.
Goliath said the Big Bulk Zones lie above the valley floor between the Bonanza and Golden Gate zones, while CEO Roger Rosmus said the deeper drilling remains above the valley floor and may indicate that the system’s magmatic feeder zone or zones are at or below it.
The latest results included a reported 0.75-metre core grading 68.17 g/t gold equivalent within the 10.26 g/t AuEq over 5 metres intercept from hole GD-26-414, although the primary assay summary cited by other reports provides the broader interval and its 18.30 g/t AuEq sub-interval.
According to one market report, management and insiders hold 20% of the company’s shares on a partially diluted basis, while institutions hold an additional 35%; Stifel analyst Cole McGill maintained a Buy rating with a CA$4.25 price target.
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