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Pan Global Resources reports significant gold intersection of 3.9 g/t over 15 meters at Cármenes project in Spain

Executive summary: Pan Global Resources intersected 15 meters of gold mineralization at a grade of 3.9 g/t from the surface during its Phase 3 drilling at the Cármenes project in Spain. High-grade near-surface intercepts are critical for defining economic ore bodies and reducing future extraction costs.

Who is involved: Pan Global Resources Inc. (TSXV: PGZ; OTCQB: PGZFF; FRA: 2EU).

Likely next: Integration of these results into broader resource modeling and continuation of the Phase 3 drilling program.

Pan Global Resources has announced high-grade gold assay results from its Phase 3 drilling campaign at the Cármenes project. The discovery of 15 meters at 3.9 g/t starting from the surface indicates a potentially high-value near-surface mineralization. These results follow previous drill successes in the Providencia area, suggesting a consistent geological trend in the region.

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Base Case: Resource expansion (60%)

Increased mineral resource estimates for the Cármenes project based on high-grade intercepts.

Upside: Discovery of larger deposit (25%)

The project moves from exploration toward a potential mine development feasibility study.

Downside: Mineralization continuity issues (15%)

Grades drop significantly in subsequent holes, limiting the economic scope of the project.

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