Horizon Gold has reported significant reverse circulation drilling results across its Gum Creek project in Western Australia's Murchison region, extending mineralisation 800m south of existing resources at the Howards prospect. Drilling at Heron South and Melbourne Bitter also yielded high-grade intersections, with standout results including 6m grading 5.57g/t gold from 70m at Howards. The company's 663-square-kilometre gold camp holds historical production of over one million ounces and a DFS study projecting $1.307 billion pre-tax NPV. Drilling confirmed continuity of mineralisation and highlighted potential for expansion down dip and along strike, with ongoing work at Swan, Kingfisher, and Wilsons. The project's existing infrastructure, including a 110-person camp and haul roads, positions it for resource growth amid current gold prices exceeding DFS assumptions.

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