Goldera Exploration Ltd., based in Vancouver, British Columbia, has announced promising results from its recent soil sampling program conducted in Q2-2026 at the Riley Brook site located in northern New Brunswick. The company, which holds a 65% stake in the Acadian Gold Joint Venture, reported the detection of a substantial gold-tungsten-antimony anomaly, indicating the potential for valuable mineral deposits in this region.
The Riley Brook area has been a focus of exploration for Goldera, which aims to better understand the geological features and resource potential. The soil samples analyzed indicate multiple targets that could be further explored, suggesting ongoing opportunities for discovery and development. With the exploration targets still open, Goldera plans to continue its investigation in this promising area.
The Acadian Gold Joint Venture, which involves collaboration with other partners, allows Goldera to leverage resources and expertise in exploring this mineral-rich region of New Brunswick. The company's continued exploration activities are essential for advancing its objectives in mineral discovery and extraction.
Overall, the findings at Riley Brook highlight the potential for significant mineral resources in northern New Brunswick, marking a potentially lucrative phase for Goldera Exploration and its stakeholders.
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