Tajiri to Commence IP Survey at the Yono Gold Project to Follow up on Trench Results of 32m at 1.1g/t Au and 19m at 4.6g/t Au
Tajiri advances its Yono IP survey toward Q4 drilling while strengthening its cash position to $5.7 million.
Tajiri Resources Corp. has engaged Frontier Geosciences to conduct a comprehensive high-resolution ground geophysical survey at its Yono Gold Project in Guyana. The program, which includes IP, resistivity, magnetometer, and EM31 methods, is designed to delineate geology beneath duricrust cover that obscures approximately two-thirds of the property. Field crews are set to commence shortly for the roughly three-week survey, which aims to map prospective contacts and identify new drill targets ahead of a fully funded maiden drilling program scheduled for Q4 2026.
Previous trenching results at the project highlighted significant intercepts, including 32m @ 1.1 g/t Au and 19m @ 4.6 g/t Au. These findings established structural-stratigraphic corridors with approximately 3 km of strike potential.
In corporate developments, Tajiri Resources is actively negotiating the acquisition of additional high-quality gold properties in Guyana, with a significant announcement expected within the coming month. Additionally, the company has engaged Independent Trading Group (ITG) as a market maker. The arrangement involves a monthly payment of CAD $5,500, subject to regulatory approval and renewable on a one-month basis.
Tajiri Resources Corp. (TAJ) has initiated an induced polarization (IP) survey at its Yono project, a logical progression in the exploration cycle following auger sampling conducted from October to November 2025 and extensive trenching from December 2025 to March 2026. The geophysical data is required to model the subsurface and refine drill targets. The company stated it is fully funded for this phase and the upcoming Q4 2026 maiden drill program, removing immediate dilution risk for this specific activity. The announcement aligns with management's stated roadmap and does not introduce unexpected geological surprises or revised timelines.
Strategically, Tajiri is engaged in pending M&A negotiations for another Guyanese gold asset, which adds meaningful optionality. If successful, the acquisition would expand the company's land package and potentially accelerate its path to resource definition. Additionally, the company has engaged a market maker to address historical liquidity concerns. This arrangement is structured as a short-term, low-cost solution that does not guarantee sustained volume.
Tajiri Resources Corp. (TAJ) is a gold exploration company focused on operations in Guyana and Burkina Faso. The company is led by Executive Chairman Dominic O'Sullivan, who brings 30 years of experience including the discovery of the 1.65 moz Karouni Mine, and CEO Graham Keevil. At this stage, the company holds no defined mineral resources or reserves.
The company’s flagship asset is the Yono Gold Project, located in the Mahdia district of Guyana. The project is contiguous to G Mining Ventures' Oko and Oko West properties, which host approximately 9.9 million ounces of indicated and inferred gold resources. Yono covers a large area with a significant artisanal history and structural controls analogous to neighboring multi-million ounce deposits. Exploration efforts have progressed from auger sampling to trenching, identifying three major mineralized corridors over approximately 3 km of strike.