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Siren Gold has expanded its Queen Charlotte antimony-gold system in New Zealand's Marlborough District to almost eight kilometres of strike, with high-grade surface samples reinforcing scale and continuity. Historical and new sample assays have linked the Endeavour Inlet and Resolution Bay mine areas, suggesting a large, underexplored system rich in both gold and antimony, as the company advances toward drilling approvals.

Siren Gold's latest infill drilling campaign has kept the solid gold hits coming at its Sams Creek project, sitting at the top of New Zealand's South Island in the picturesque Golden Bay. Initial assays received for the first six holes have returned impressive numbers, including 4.8 metres grading 4.39 grams per tonne from 53.6m and a 4.2m slice running at 3.25g/t from 21.9m.

Siren Gold's latest infill drilling campaign has kept the solid gold hits coming at its Sams Creek project, sitting at the top of New Zealand's South Island in the picturesque Golden Bay. Initial assays received for the first six holes have returned impressive numbers, including 4.8 metres grading 4.39 grams per tonne from 53.6m and a 4.2m slice running at 3.25g/t from 21.9m.

Siren Gold is chasing down a 7km long dyke at its Sam's Creek gold project in New Zealand that appears to be harbouring multiple gold deposits after the company landed a 19m drill hit going 1.3g/t gold 500m away from its existing 824,000 ounce resource. The new hit from the Doyles fold area includes a 9m section grading a solid 1.86g/t gold.

Siren Gold has kicked off exploration at its Queen Charlotte project, with impressive gold and antimony results from channel and rock chip sampling. High-grade hits across multiple reefs have confirmed the presence of a large, mineralised shear system that previously hosted New Zealand's biggest antimony mine, setting the stage for further exploration and drilling.

Siren Gold has unearthed several old workings and taken samples of outcrops in a first pass field program at its Queen Charlotte antimony and gold project in NZ along strike from historical antimony mines. The company has identified a mineralised strike potential of 8kms within a 12km long shear zone in New Zealand's south island. Hangingwall and footwall reefs offer a parallel doubling of potential.

Siren Gold has fired up the rigs at its flagship Sams Creek gold project in New Zealand's Tasman district, launching 7000m of drilling to beef up its gold resource. With a mining permit decision looming and a scoping study on the horizon, the company is betting big on its ability to stack more ounces on its already sizeable 824,000 ounce endowment.

Siren Gold has expanded the geochemical footprint at its Langdons gold–antimony project in New Zealand to reveal a completely new mineralised zone south of Liberty Reef with extensions detected beneath. The discovery, paired with a newly granted five-year exploration permit, clears the way for a maiden drilling program as the new soil samples and earlier high-grade rock-chip results continue to underscore the project's remarkable potential.

Siren Gold's Langdons project in New Zealand's Paparoa goldfield has dazzled with assays up to 38.5g/t gold and 5.7% antimony from open-pit channels samples, and 37.8g/t gold and 20.9% antimony in adit mullock. The results confirm previous sample analyses, including a bonanza-grade 506g/t gold and 6% antimony from open-pit mullock. Multiple mineralised structures span a 400m strike, while soil geochemistry flags extensions under cover.

Siren Gold has raised $4 million to accelerate drilling at its flagship Sams Creek project in New Zealand, with funds also directed towards high-grade antimony-gold exploration at its Langdons and Queen Charlotte projects. With gold and antimony prices surging and a pending mining permit decision, Siren is positioning itself at the centre of New Zealand's resurging resources sector.