Why shallow high-grade ounces could reshape the Dryden Gold story

Why shallow high-grade ounces could reshape the Dryden Gold story

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Recorded on April 2 2026

Dryden Gold trades as TSXV DRY, OTCQX DRYGF, FSE X7W.

In this interview, Andy Millette sits down with Maura Kolb of Dryden Gold to break down the company’s latest Gold Rock drill results and why the newest intercepts matter beyond a headline number. Maura explains how 32.87g per tonne over 4.25m, including 252g per tonne over half a meter, supports the structural thesis at Gold Rock and strengthens the case for more high-grade hits at key intersections. The conversation also digs into why grade matters for margins, why shallow mineralization matters so much in an early-stage gold story, and how Dryden’s roughly 80,000-hectare land package opens the door to a true district-scale outcome rather than a single-target story. Andy presses Maura on broad mineralization at Sherridon, the role of surface anomalies and soils at Hyndman, the advantage of operating in an area with real infrastructure, and why strategic mining investors already on the cap table matter. This is a detailed look at how Dryden Gold is trying to turn a series of high-grade wins into a broader discovery narrative in Northwestern Ontario. #Millettian

Key topics list
Latest Gold Rock drill results
Why grade matters in a gold story
Visible gold and structural intersections
District-scale land package
Hyndman and Sherridon upside
Shallow depth and open-pit angle
Infrastructure and workforce advantage
Strategic investor backing
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Chapters
00:00 Cold open headline grades
02:26 Interview intro and disclosure
03:10 Gold Rock drill results
04:35 Why grade matters
06:05 Grade economics and district scale
07:14 Sherridon and broader target pipeline
08:14 Lower grade and bulk potential
09:17 Surface samples and anomaly vectors
12:52 Visible gold and nuggets
14:08 Shallow depth and open-pit angle
15:13 Infrastructure and workforce
16:44 Atlanta conference and due diligence
17:05 MiningHub 3D and ticker recap

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