In this episode, we are joined by Anthony Margarit, President and CEO of K2 Gold (TSX-V: KTO | OTCQB: KTGDF). Anthony provides a deep dive into the technical strategy driving the company’s current drill program at Si2 in Nevada and the upcoming drilling for their flagship Mojave Project in California.
Discussion Highlights:
- Drilling Strategy at SI2: The company has initiated a 2,000-meter program in Nevada, specifically designed to test deeper structures following 2023 results that showed gold grades increasing toward the bottom of the holes.
- The “Boiling Zone” Targeting: Anthony details how fluid inclusion and hyperspectral studies confirmed they are exploring an intact epithermal system, with current drilling targeting the high-priority “boiling zone” identified via IP chargeability anomalies. See image below.
- The Silicon Connection: A look at the similarities between Si2 and AngloGold Ashanti’s nearby Silicon project – a discovery that has grown to over 16 million ounces.
- Mojave Project Outlook: With the permit in hand and the team “warmed up” in Nevada, the company is preparing for a major campaign at their flagship Mojave project this March, supported by a robust $9.8 million exploration budget for 2026.
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