Goldcliff Reports 12 Metres of Continuous Gold at Kettle Valley Project
Goldcliff Resource Corporation announced assay results from its April 2026 trenching program at the Kettle Valley gold-silver project in British Columbia, including a 12-metre interval averaging 0.646 g/t gold and a high-grade breccia vein with 2.886 g/t gold and 130 g/t silver.
Goldcliff Resource Corporation has released assay results from its April 2026 hand trenching program at the Kettle Valley gold-silver project near Rock Creek, British Columbia. The company reported a 12-metre continuous mineralized interval averaging 0.646 g/t gold in Trench 1, along with a high-grade quartz-calcite breccia vein sample grading 2.886 g/t gold and 130 g/t silver in Trench 4.
The trenching program was designed to follow up on previously identified gold-silver targets within the North Cliff Zone. These results confirm the presence of significant gold mineralization over a meaningful width, which is a positive indicator for the project's potential. For precious metals traders, exploration success at projects like Kettle Valley can influence sentiment in the junior mining sector, though the immediate impact on gold prices is typically limited. Investors can track real-time gold prices on NowPrice to gauge broader market reactions.
Goldcliff plans to integrate these results with geological mapping to refine drill targets for the next phase of exploration. The company is also evaluating additional targets within the property. The next catalyst for the stock will likely be the announcement of a drill program, which could provide further clarity on the scale and grade of the mineralization.