
G2 Goldfields has successfully extended high-grade gold mineralization at its OKO project in Guyana to depths of 1 kilometer, with a notable drill intercept of 84.5 meters averaging 3.0 g/t gold. The drilling program, involving eight rigs, also confirmed high-grade zones in the central Ghanie deposit and expanded mineralization southward in the Border Zone. These results support the project's growth potential, complementing a recent Preliminary Economic Assessment projecting a 14-year mine life and 3.2 million ounces of gold production. The company is advancing exploration while awaiting a planned acquisition by G Mining Ventures, expected to close in June 2026.