Thunder Gold Corp. announced significant gold mineralization from infill drilling at its Tower Mountain property near Thunder Bay, Ontario, with a combined drill intersection of 411 meters averaging 0.514 g/t gold. The results indicate strong sub-vertical continuity and increasing gold grades at depth, supported by visible chalcopyrite. The company has also contracted an airborne MagnetoTellurics survey to map deep alteration zones up to 2 kilometers, aiming to improve drill targeting for the 2026 field season. These developments support the potential to expand the existing mineral resource and advance the project toward a long-life open-pit operation.
Thunder Gold's recent drilling and survey plans provide context for readers. For those following the Basic Materials sector, 38 of 62 US stocks rose and 18 fell on Pluang. Notable movers include Standard Lithium Ltd at USD 1.51 (+1.34%), International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. at USD 86.03 (+1.26%), and Kinross Gold Corporation at USD 23.82 (+1.15%), as of Oct 13, 2026 18:11 WIB.
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