GoldQuest Reports High-Grade Gold-Copper Assays at Romero Project, Dominican Republic

GoldQuest Mining Corp. (TSXV: GQC) (OTCQX: GDQMF) has reported high-grade gold-copper assay results from five metallurgical drill holes completed at its 100%-owned Romero Gold-Copper Project in San Juan Province, Dominican Republic.

The metallurgical holes, designated LTP-171 through LTP-175, were drilled to provide fresh representative core for the ongoing geo-metallurgical program and bankable feasibility study. The assay results confirm multiple high-grade gold-copper intervals within the Romero deposit, while metallurgical test work completed to date continues to support conventional processing assumptions. These results are a positive indicator for the project's economics, as high-grade intervals can significantly improve the overall grade of the resource and reduce processing costs.

For traders and investors, the confirmation of high-grade mineralization is a key catalyst for GoldQuest's stock, as it de-risks the project and strengthens the case for development. The Romero project is one of the more advanced gold-copper projects in the Dominican Republic, and positive feasibility study results could lead to a re-rating of the company. Investors should monitor the release of the full feasibility study, which will provide detailed cost estimates and production timelines. The next major catalysts include the completion of the bankable feasibility study and any updates on permitting or financing arrangements.