Further high-grade intersections at Haflinger reinforce the expansion of the mineralised corridor, supporting the view of a broad, coherent system rather than a single spike.

Nearby holes show notable intervals including 20 meters at 1.4 g/t from 64 meters, with a 4-meter subinterval at 6.0 g/t, and 12 meters at 1.0 g/t from 140 meters, while the deeper portion of the structure remains largely untested.

Aircore results include a major intercept of 64 meters at 1.2 g/t from 56 meters, including 24 meters at 2.4 g/t, located about 100 meters north of the original discovery hole.

Gateway plans ongoing systematic testing and expansion of the Haflinger target corridors as part of advancing the Yandal project.

Southward results mirror these findings, indicating 20 meters at 1.4 g/t from 64 meters, including 4 meters at 6.0 g/t, and 12 meters at 1.0 g/t from 140 meters, with significant deeper potential yet to be explored.

Current drilling traces high-grade mineralisation over at least 500 meters of strike along the Celia Shear Zone, and the system remains open to the south as rocks become more deformed and silica-altered.

Overall, the results are interpreted as evidence of a coherent, expanding high-grade, shear-hosted gold system rather than a single spike.

Gateway is using two rigs to test key corridors, with aircore work underway targeting the Great Western top-priority zone ahead of a maiden RC campaign across this surface target.

Plans are in place to shift focus to the Great Western target in the coming weeks, as a second RC rig prepares to join for maiden drilling across the surface-area target.

The Celia Shear Zone shows a wide, open-ended system with increasing deformation and silica alteration toward the south, suggesting more high-grade potential ahead.

Assays from the southern extension of Haflinger are due next quarter to define the full extent of the structure and assess additional mineralisation potential.

Gateway Mining is thickening and extending the Haflinger gold discovery in Western Australia’s Yandal belt, with new drill results confirming a widening, coherent mineralised corridor along the Celia Shear Zone.