Sranan Gold Corp. (CSE: SRAN) (OTCQB: SRANF) (FSE: P84) has reported new assay results from channel sampling at its 18,468-hectare Lawatino Gold Project in southeastern Suriname, including a high-grade result of 39.55 g/t gold over 1 metre at the 101 Zone and 1.29 g/t gold over 4 metres at the Bodoe Zone. The results build on previously reported high-grade grab samples at both zones and support the company's interpretation of a significant gold-bearing structural corridor. Investors may be watching the company's progress as it transitions from reconnaissance sampling toward systematic trenching between the two zones.

Key Points

  • Sranan Gold Corp. (CSE: SRAN, OTCQB: SRANF, FSE: P84)
  • Channel sampling returned 39.55 g/t gold over 1 metre at the 101 Zone and 1.29 g/t gold over 4 metres at the Bodoe Zone, Lawatino Gold Project, Suriname
  • The 101 and Bodoe Zones are approximately 1.5 kilometres apart along a northwest-southeast structural trend associated with the Central Guiana Shear Zone
  • The company plans to mobilise drilling equipment to Lawatino in late 2026, subject to exploration results and logistics

High-Grade 101 Zone Channel Sample Extends Lawatino Gold Discovery

The 39.55 g/t gold result was obtained from Trench 26LACH-005 at the 101 Zone, where the sampled material consisted of saprolite containing quartz veining and iron oxides. This follows previously reported grab samples of 101.5 g/t, 15.68 g/t, and 8.56 g/t gold from mineralised quartz veining at the same zone. The company notes that while deeply weathered saprolite presents challenges for obtaining representative channel samples, the quartz-vein material is relatively well preserved. The 101 Zone results continue to support management's view that the trend warrants further systematic investigation.

Northwest-Southeast Structural Corridor Links 101 and Bodoe Zones

LiDAR-derived lineaments interpreted by Sranan's geological team suggest underlying shear structures trending northwest-southeast across the area of both the 101 and Bodoe Zones. Historical alluvial gold workings follow a broadly similar trend over approximately 4 kilometres. This orientation is broadly parallel to the regional Central Guiana Shear Zone, which traverses the northern portion of the Lawatino concession and is associated with gold mineralisation at neighbouring exploration projects operated by third parties. Sranan's qualified person has noted that mineralisation on those adjacent properties is not necessarily indicative of results at Lawatino.

Systematic Trenching Programme Advances Between the Two Zones

Sranan's geological crews are currently excavating trenches and collecting channel samples at regular intervals along the approximately 1.5-kilometre trend separating the 101 and Bodoe Zones. The objective is to better define the distribution, scale, and structural controls of gold mineralisation in this corridor. Broader exploration across the 18,468-hectare property is also continuing, incorporating geological mapping, surface sampling, evaluation of historical artisanal mining areas, and remote-sensing data interpretation to identify and rank additional targets for follow-up work.