Sokoman Minerals Expands 552 Zone at Moosehead Gold Project

Sokoman Minerals Corp. (TSXV:SIC)(OTCQB:SICNF) has announced significant progress at its Moosehead Gold Project in Central Newfoundland. The company reported promising assay results from the first three holes drilled as part of the current drilling program at the 552 Zone. With 1825 meters completed of the planned 2000 meters, visible gold was detected in five holes. This exploration effort is part of an attempt to extend the known mineralization zone, which has already shown high-grade gold discoveries.

The three holes reported, MH-24-578 to MH-24-580, targeted the 552 structure and intersected significant gold grades. The highlights include an intersection of 8.31 g/t Au over 2.05 meters in MH-24-580, with a subsection grading 27.78 g/t Au over 0.50 meters. These findings suggest not only a continuous presence of gold but also potentially high-grade zones within the larger 552 Zone area.

Timothy Froude, President and CEO, remarked on the findings, emphasizing the discovery of gold in volcanic rocks, which marks a first for the property. The current drilling program aims to test at least 150 meters of strike and 125 meters of depth within the 552 Zone. Sokoman Minerals is motivated by these results and plans to continue exploring this area aggressively, with the zone still being open in all directions.

The exploration efforts at Moosehead are part of Sokoman Minerals Corp.'s wider activities in Newfoundland and Labrador, where the company holds significant land and operates multiple projects targeting gold and other minerals. These latest finds add to the growing evidence of high-grade mineralization on the property, contributing to Saskatchewan’s stature in the Canadian gold exploration sector.