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Miata Metals Reports Positive Assay Results from Sela Creek Gold Project in Suriname

Miata Metals Corp. has announced results from 14 diamond drill holes at its Sela Creek Gold Project in Suriname, confirming the presence of gold mineralization. The assay results indicate an intersection of 43.0 metres at 2.42 grams per tonne of gold, with a notable section of 4.0 metres at 17.11 grams per tonne. This ongoing drill program is part of a larger 25,000 metre initiative aimed at exploring the mineral potential of Sela Creek.

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Miata Metals Corp., a Vancouver-based mining company, has released assay results from its Sela Creek Gold Project in Suriname. The results indicate significant gold mineralization across multiple drill holes in the ongoing drilling campaign. The reported intersection of 43.0 metres grading 2.42 grams per tonne (g/t) of gold, including a high-grade section of 4.0 metres at 17.11 g/t, demonstrates the continuity of mineralization in the area.

This report comes as part of a broader 25,000 metre drill program conducted by Miata, aimed at delineating the gold resources at Sela Creek. The project is positioned strategically within a mineral-rich region, and the company is optimistic about further exploration in the area. Miata Metals aims to advance the project towards potential future development as drilling continues to yield promising results.

Further technical details and interpretations will likely be shared in subsequent announcements as the company analyses additional data from the ongoing drilling activities at Sela Creek. Investors and stakeholders will be keeping a close eye on the developments as Miata moves forward with its exploration efforts in Suriname.

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Miata Intersects 43.0 m at 2.42 g/t Au, Including 4.0 m at 17.11 g/t Au at Jons Trend and Confirms Continuity with Big Berg at Sela Creek, Suriname
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