Drill Results
Ashley Gold Corp. Provides Visuals from Phase 2 Drilling in 67Z, Dryden Area, Ontario
Dryden-area junior advances Tak Patents Phase 2 drilling with early visual mineralization, awaiting assay confirmation.

Executive Summary
- Ashley Gold Corp. released a visual update on its Phase 2 drilling program at the Tak Project, specifically targeting the 67Z zone in the Dryden area, Ontario.
- Four Phase 2 holes have been completed, revealing strong visual indicators including stockworks in quartz-feldspar porphyry (QFP), potassic alteration, and the highest sulphide content encountered to date on the project.
- Laboratory assay results for these visual indicators are pending.
- Phase 1 drilling is largely complete with five holes finished and two awaiting assays.
- The company plans Phase 3 to step out from the 67Z, test the Northern Trench Zone (NTZ), and evaluate newly identified eastern outcrops, supported by a recent IP survey highlighting a +1km resistive body.
- The Tak Patents were acquired in January 2026 for 3.5M shares and $190k cash, carrying a 5% NSR to Royal Gold Inc.
Material Impact
- The release is an operational exploration update rather than a financial or assay result announcement.
- Visual core descriptions are preliminary and subject to laboratory confirmation; they do not yet provide the quantitative data required to model a resource or re-rate the asset.
- The market has already priced in the acquisition of the Tak Patents and the planned 4,000m drilling program announced in early 2026.
- The update confirms execution of the announced Phase 2 program but adds no fundamentally new financial or geological data.
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Company Overview
- Ashley Gold Corp. is a junior gold exploration company focused on early-stage projects in the Dryden area of Ontario and British Columbia.
- Key assets include the Tak Patents (Burnthut Project), Howie, Alto-Gardnar, Gold Mountain, and the Icefield portfolio.
- All properties are in exploration stages with no known commercial reserves or resources.
- The company has been actively acquiring, permitting, and drilling across its portfolio, aiming to delineate high-grade gold zones and bulk-tonnage targets.
- Management has emphasized a disciplined capital allocation strategy, divesting non-core assets (Tabor-Sakoose) to fund core Dryden exploration.
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