Relevant Gold Corp. announced a collaboration with Geotech Ltd. to perform a high-resolution airborne geophysical survey at the company’s Bradley Peak gold camp in central Wyoming. The survey, utilizing the Versatile Time-Domain Electromagnetic (VTEM) method, is slated for the fourth quarter of 2025.
This initiative will enhance exploration efforts and refine drill targeting across Relevant Gold’s entire Wyoming exploration portfolio. The project benefits from partial funding through a grant from the Wyoming Energy Matching Funds (EMF) program, significantly reducing costs.
The VTEM survey, conducted from a helicopter, is effective in identifying conductive structures beneath the surface. This technology is particularly useful in Archean terranes, similar to the geological formations at Bradley Peak, which resemble those found in Canada’s gold-rich Abitibi province. The data collected will help pinpoint buried orogenic structures, alteration zones, and sulfide mineralization.
Rob Bergmann, CEO of Relevant Gold, emphasized the importance of the survey in identifying concealed fluid pathways and mineralization traps, crucial for locating shear-hosted gold mineralization. He expects the data to refine drill targeting at Bradley Peak and inform the company’s broader 2026 drilling strategy.
The survey is a key element of Relevant Gold’s broader exploration strategy. The company plans to prioritize and advance drilling across its Bradley Peak, Golden Buffalo, and Lewiston project areas in 2026. The integration of data from this survey with existing magnetic, geochemical, and structural datasets will further improve drill targeting across the portfolio.
Brian C. Lentz, Chief Exploration Officer of Relevant Gold, and a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101, reviewed and approved the scientific and technical information in the release. The company anticipates receiving final data products from the survey in the first quarter of 2026.
Relevant Gold is focused on gold exploration in Wyoming, leveraging its experienced team and the state’s mining-friendly regulatory environment to advance its projects. The company continues to seek opportunities to create shareholder value.
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