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Nov 06, 2026 News
…completes IP survey, seeking drill contractor
(Kaieteur News) – Junior Canadian explorer Tajiri Resources is gearing up to begin its inaugural drill programme at its Yono Gold Project in Region Seven (Cuyuni-Mazaruni), following the completion of a geophysical survey.
In a statement, the company said it has completed a three-dimensional induced polarisation (IP) survey on the property and has commenced soliciting bids from drilling contractors. “The forthcoming drill programme will represent the first direct test of priority targets developed through the Company’s systematic surface exploration and geophysical work. The combination of potentially economic gold-in trench results, including high-grade gold intervals, and refinement of subsurface targets provides a compelling basis for advancing to drill testing…,” Tajiri said.
The Yono property is located within an established gold district and consists of one mining permit covering 122 hectares (301 acres).
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The Yono Gold Project surrounded by GMIN’s multi-million ounce gold projects
The project is located near the multi-million ounces gold deposits owned by G Mining Ventures Corp. (GMIN) – the Oko West Gold Project and its recently acquired Oko-Ghanie Gold Project, as well as G2 Goldfields’ Oko-Ghanie project. The Oko West project is expected to produce about 350,000 ounces of gold annually over a 12.3-year mine life. The project has proven and probable reserves of 4.64 million ounces of gold. Meanwhile, the Oko-Ghanie gold project average annual output is expected to reach 281,000 ounces annually with a total production of approximately 3.2 million ounces of gold over the life of mine.
Tajiri holds a 65% interest in the Yono property, while Nebula Resources Inc., a privately owned company registered in Guyana, retains 35% interest. The ownership arrangement follows a binding Heads of Agreement for the purchase and joint venture of the Yono property, entered into between Tajiri Resources Corp. and Nebula Resources Inc. on 15th July, 2024.
The Yono mining permit was originally issued on 27th November, 2014, granting the permit holder exclusive rights to mine gold and precious minerals in the area for an initial five-year period, renewable every five years subject to compliance with the permit’s terms and conditions.
The permit was issued in the name of a Guyanese citizen and subsequently transferred to Nebula Resources Inc. on 3rd June, 2024, pursuant to an administrative order by the High Court. On 22nd November, 2024, Nebula requested a further five-year renewal and it was granted. The permit will expire on 27th November, 2029.
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