Kin Mining Confirmed Molybdenum Mineralization at Cardinia Hill

Kin Mining NL recently announced final results from reverse circulation (RC) drilling at its Cardinia Hill property, which showed an extension of mineralization to include silver, copper, antimony, molybdenum, selenium, and tellurium. The property is part of Kin's wholly-owned Cardinia Gold Project (CGP), located near Leonora, Western Australia.

RC drilling was completed in March and consisted of 21 holes for 2,100 meters. The objective of the drilling was to expand the extent of mineralization at Cardinia Hill, to test at depths below historical drilling, to better understand the geology, and to confirm that much of the mineralization in the area is consistent with the mineralized system of the Eastern Corridor.

On the positive side for the company, multi-element assays confirmed mineralization associated with anomalous silver, copper, antimony, molybdenum, selenium and tellurium in sulfide-rich vein structures located in metamorphic magmatic rocks.

Results include 14.5 g/t gold for 2 meters from 120 meters, 2.79 g/t gold for 4 meters from 96 meters, 6.11 g/t gold for 1 meter from 63 meters, and 7.17 g/t gold for 1 meter from 50 meters.

Managing Director Andrew Munckton says these results show that high-grade gold can be traced over 1.1 kilometers and remains open to the north and to depth.

Mr. Munckton said, "These Cardinia Hill results combined with recent high-grade results from Rangoon, Fiona and historical drilling at the nearby Helens deposit indicate that the Eastern Corridor area hosts multiple structurally controlled ore locations, all of which contain high-grade sulphide and quartz vein mineralization with a common source. with a common source. Kin Mining plans to conduct follow-up work at Rangoon and East Lynne, where RC drilling has already commenced."

Kin Mining NL is a gold development and exploration company based in Western Australia. Kin's focus is on its 100% owned Cardinia Gold Project (CGP), located in the highly prospective North East Goldfields of Western Australia. The CGP has defined a gold resource of 1231koz in a shallow open pit (JORC 2012).

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