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Pan Global intercepts high-grade gold mineralization at Cármenes project in Spain

Executive summary: Pan Global Resources announced that five drill holes from its Phase 3 campaign intercepted 15 meters of gold mineralization at a grade of 3.9 g/t from the surface. The high-grade nature of the interception near the surface increases the potential for economically viable extraction and resource expansion.

Who is involved: Pan Global Resources Inc. (TSXV: PGZ).

Likely next: Further analysis of the Phase 3 drilling campaign and potential updates to resource estimates.

Pan Global Resources has reported significant drilling results from its Phase 3 campaign at the Cármenes project. The discovery of 15 meters of material containing 3.9 g/t of gold near the surface indicates high-grade potential within the target zone. This development marks a continuation of the company's exploration progress in the Spanish mining sector.

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Base Case: Resource expansion (60%)

Increased gold resource estimates at the Cármenes project, potentially boosting company valuation.

Upside: High-grade zone discovery (25%)

Discovery of a larger, high-grade near-surface deposit, accelerating feasibility studies.

Downside: Grade dilution (15%)

Results fail to maintain high grades in wider areas, limiting the economic scale of the project.

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