Tajiri's Yono data show potential gold structures

Executive Summary

• Tajiri Resources released new airborne magnetic data revealing ~3 km of prospective gold‑bearing structures on the Yono property in Burkina Faso.
• The identified contacts parallel those that host eight‑million‑ounce deposits (Oko Main, Ghanie, Oko West) and include a 950‑m High Road geochemical anomaly adjacent to Yono’s boundary—designated as a first‑order drill target.
• The company has completed an exploration camp, full‑cover auger sampling on 400 m spaced lines (infilled to 200 × 25 m grid), and ~1 km of trenching; results will be released when available.

Key Details

• Geophysical Findings – Airborne magnetic survey (conducted by G Mining Ventures) shows multiple high‑magnetic susceptibility contacts intersecting low‑susceptibility sediments, analogous to structures that host the district’s major gold deposits.
• Prospective Structures – Total strike length of identified targets ≈ 2,150 m; adding the 950 m High Road anomaly yields ~3,100 m of potentially mineralized strike length within Yono.
• High Road Target – 950‑m geochemical anomaly located ~50 m west of Yono’s boundary, coincident with a north‑northwest striking magnetic contact; considered a first‑order drill target due to downdip continuity with known east‑dipping deposits.
• Western Contact – 1,500‑m magnetic high contact aligns with footwall of the OKWD deposit (4.3 M oz indicated + inferred) and parallels high‑grade shear zones (10.93–15.78 g/t Au).
• Eastern Contact – 650‑m magnetic contact associated with artisanal Ghanie West workings; shallow (~8 m) silicified vein zone ~12 m wide observed, indicating prospectivity despite differing orientation.
• Exploration Activities Completed
• Construction of a new exploration camp to support field operations.
• Auger sampling across the entire permit on 400‑m spaced east‑west lines; infill grid established at 200 m × 25 m spacing.
• Approximately 1,000 m of trenching in the northern permit area for structural and stratigraphic mapping.
• Future Work – Auger and trench sample assay results to be released “in the near future.”
• Management Comment – CEO Graham Keevil highlighted the similarity of Yono’s structures to nearby multi‑million‑ounce deposits and expressed confidence in the property’s potential for a significant gold discovery.

Notable Quotes

“The release of this new geophysical data set from Gmin shows that Yono is underlain by the same types of structures hosting nearly nine million ounces of gold in adjacent deposits… We believe Yono has excellent potential to host the district's next significant gold discovery.” – Graham Keevil, President & CEO

Materiality Assessment: Material – Positive (the release provides substantive new geological evidence that could materially affect the company’s valuation and future drilling program).