Drill program enhances potential of Bre-X’s Southeast gold zone

Drill results from the Southeast zone at Bre-X Minerals’ (ASE) Busang discovery in Indonesia point to a rich deposit of gold mineralization.

The company believes the 250 metres between fencelines SEZ-49 and SEZ-54 could contain more than 13 million oz.

The Southeast zone has a known strike length of 7 km.

To date, 21 holes have been drilled on the two fencelines. Geological information from 11 holes spaced at 50-metre intervals on SEZ-49 indicates the zone is mineralized over a width of 627 metres. Similar information from 10 holes drilled on SEZ-54 indicates the mineralized zone spans a width of 525 metres.

Bre-X has announced results from 43 holes in the Southeast zone. Each of the holes intersected more than 10 metres of mineralization using a cutoff grade of 1 gram gold per tonne.

In February, the company will announce results from a prefeasibility study focused on the Southeast zone.

The latest results from the final four holes drilled on the two fencelines are shown below:

FencelineDrill HoleInterceptGrade

(No.)(m)(g/t)

SEZ-49 BSSE-68 4853.38

incl.1285.15

incl.205.69

SEZ-49BSSE-69 2402.53

221.58

SEZ-54BSSE-762556.90

incl.2257.68

SEZ-54BSSE-811512.50

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