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Goldman Structural model delivers again for Benz at Glenburgh with new deep high-grade gold hit
Benz Mining Corp (ASX:BNZ) has intersected a fourth high-grade gold lens at its Zone 126 prospect within the Glenburgh Gold Project in Western Australia, confirming the effectiveness of its structural targeting model.
The standout result came from maiden hole 25GLR082, which intersected:
- 17m at 6.0g/t gold from 662m
This intercept adds to previous significant results from the third lens, including:
- 44m at 4.6g/t gold from 475m (25GLR070)
- 47m at 1.9g/t gold from 451m (25GLR057)
The discovery supports Benz’s structural model, which has now successfully predicted three new lenses along the Zone 126 trend. These hits further validate a high-grade corridor at depth where previous exploration had failed to yield success.
Drilling is currently underway to test a fifth interpreted lens, while all four confirmed lenses remain open at depth, highlighting substantial growth potential.
Zone 126 represents less than one-third of the mineralised corridor at Glenburgh, leaving room for further “blind” discoveries in parallel zones.
Benz CEO, Mark Lynch-Staunton, commented:
The discovery of a fourth high-grade lens at Zone 126 is a breakthrough moment for Glenburgh. Our structural model has once again delivered as predicted – generating thick, high-grade intercepts at over 500m vertical depth, demonstrating just how deep and extensive this system is becoming.
With four lenses now confirmed and a fifth already being tested, Zone 126 is rapidly evolving into a multi-lens, kilometre-scale system with exceptional ounce-growth potential.
What excites us most is that this trend represents less than a third of the mineralised corridor at Glenburgh, meaning we are only just beginning to uncover the true scale of this gold district.
