Southern Cross Gold Extends into Rising Sun Deep Drills 0.3 Metres @ 1,466 g/t Gold
Southern Cross reports a narrow 0.3m interval grading 1,466g/t gold that extends the deposit depth.

Southern Cross Gold Consolidated Ltd. (SXGC) announced results from five drill holes at Sunday Creek, targeting the Rising Sun deposit at depth with the deepest west-to-east holes. The program included four deep holes and one wedge hole, designated SDDSC230W1. The headline intercept reported is 0.3 m @ 1,466 g/t Au.
The release frames this as an extension into the Rising Sun deep zone, though only one interval is actually disclosed. No antimony grade, AuEq grade, from/to depths, true width, cutoff, or other hole results are disclosed in the provided excerpt.
Southern Cross Gold Consolidated Ltd. (SXGC) released non-earnings drill results, with financial context drawn from the prior period showing pre-revenue status, C$123.2m in cash as of Feb 28 2026, no debt, and a net loss of C$2.2m for the nine months. At a market capitalization of roughly C$3.3bn, the stock already embeds substantial exploration success and a 3.0-4.6 moz AuEq exploration target.
The company reported a high-grade but narrow 0.3 m interval. This result does not materially change the deposit thesis, add measurable tonnes, or prove continuity. The share price is currently within about 1.5% of its 52-week high.
Southern Cross Gold Consolidated Ltd. (SXGC) is a pre-production gold-antimony explorer that holds 100% ownership of the Sunday Creek project, located 60 km north of Melbourne, Victoria. The company currently holds 1,392 hectares of freehold land and has an exploration decline under construction. It plans to scale its operations from 11 surface rigs to 24 surface and underground rigs.
No formal Mineral Resource or Reserve has been declared for the project. However, the company has outlined an Exploration Target of 10.4-11.9 million tonnes at 8.9-12.1 g/t AuEq, containing 3.0-4.6 million ounces of AuEq.
As of February 28, 2026, the company reported cash reserves of C$123.2 million with no debt. A drilling program of 200,000 meters is planned through the first quarter of 2027.