Eminent Gold outlines five targets at Hot Springs Range

Executive Summary

• Eminent Gold Corp. announced the completion of a regional‑scale gravity survey at its Hot Springs Range project (HSRP) in Nevada, identifying five distinct exploration targets, including three that confirm existing Otis, Sitka and Eden structures.
• The new geophysical data reveal over 10 km of cumulative strike length along northeast‑trending faults, supporting the company’s thesis that HSRP is analogous to the world‑class Getchell trend.
• Drilling is slated to resume shortly on previously intersected mineralization, with additional prospecting and potential follow‑up geophysical work planned over the coming months.

Key Details

• Survey contractor: Tom Carpenter Geophysical Services; data processed & interpreted by Jim Wright (JL Wright Geophysics).
• Five targets identified:
• Target 1–3: Northeast Otis corridor, Eden corridor, Southwest Otis corridor – confirm existing Otis, Sitka and Eden targets; located within a 10‑km strike zone of northeast‑trending faults.
• Target 4: High‑density anomaly interpreted as possible magmatic intrusion, a feature that can enhance permeability and gold enrichment in Carlin‑type systems.
• Target 5: Distinct gravity low interpreted as a post‑mineral basalt‑filled basin, another prospective structural setting.
• Prior drilling intersected gold mineralization in three holes along a 400‑m segment of the northeast‑trending Otis fault (see June 19 2025 release).
• Survey density: 1,002 gravity stations; 400‑m square grid over Eden target, 200‑m square grid over Otis target.
• Instrumentation: LaCoste & Romberg Model‑G gravimeters; survey control via Leica rapid static system; tied to DoD gravity base at Winnemucca (DoD Ref 0474‑1).
• Data processing: Complete Bouguer Gravity corrections for densities 2.00–3.00 g/cc (0.05 g/cc steps); terrain corrections out to 167 km using sloped triangle, prism, and sectional ring methods; gridded with 50‑m Kriging; derived secondary products (horizontal gradient, vertical derivative, residual grids).
• Interpretation highlights:
• Otis and Eden targets separated by a prominent gravity low interpreted as a post‑mineral basin.
• Multiple northeast‑trending faults provide structural control similar to Carlin‑type deposits such as Turquoise Ridge (≈15 km SE of HSRP).
• Planned activities: detailed prospecting, mapping, possible additional geophysical programs, and resumption of drilling on open‑ended mineralization confirmed in earlier work.

Notable Quotes

“This is shaping up to be one of the most compelling exploration opportunities in Nevada… our thesis that this project represents an analogue to the world‑class Getchell trend is being increasingly validated.” – Paul Sun, President & CEO

“What began as three distinct targets is now part of a much larger, structurally connected system with multiple zones showing equal promise.” – Dan McCoy, Chief Geologist & Director