TIDMAUY
RNS Number : 5358L
Yamana Gold Inc.
13 September 2021
YAMANA GOLD REPORTS POSITIVE INITIAL EXPLORATION DRILL RESULTS
AT WASAMAC; PROVIDES AN UPDATE ON ITS GENERATIVE EXPLORATION
PROGRAM, WHICH CONTINUES TO SHOW SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS OF BOTH
ADVANCED AND EARLY STAGE EXPLORATION PROJECTS
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Velha
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Bay
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Norte
TORONTO, ONTARIO, September 13, 2021 -- YAMANA GOLD INC.
(TSX:YRI; NYSE:AUY; LSE:AUY) ("Yamana" or "the Company") today
announced positive initial drill results at its Wasamac project in
the Abitibi-Témiscamingue Region of Quebec, Canada, confirming the
presence of the Wasa Shear zone to the west of the main Wasamac
zone and expanding the down-dip continuity of the Wasa Shear in a
secondary zone known as Wildcat. These initial results further
align with the objective to sustain 200,000 ounces per year of
production at Wasamac and achieve a strategic mine life of more
than 15 years, which, in turn, aligns with the potential to
increase the Company's average annual production in Quebec to
approximately 500,000 ounces by 2028 through 2041.
Consistent with the optimization strategy announced with the
positive development decision on Wasamac on July 19, 2021, the
Company is advancing an exploration program that focuses on
expanding the current mineral resource envelopes to depths below
the established mineral resource and testing for mineralization in
poorly explored gaps between mineralized zones. In addition, the
exploration program will target the broader Wasamac property,
including the adjacent Francoeur, Arntfield and Lac Fortune gold
deposits ("the Francoeur properties"), and include an infill
program to better delineate mining areas expected to be developed
in the first three years of production.
The Company today also provided an update on its generative
exploration program, announcing the discovery of a high-grade
gold-copper zone at the Lavra Velha project in Brazil and the
expansion of massive sulphide copper, gold, and zinc mineralization
over a greater than two-kilometre strike length at the Borborema
project in Brazil.
The generative exploration program is a key component of
Yamana's overall organic growth strategy, designed to advance the
Company's most prospective properties and lay the foundation for
the next generation of Yamana mines. The Company's generative work
is focused on its large land positions in mining-friendly
jurisdictions in the Americas where Yamana already has producing
mines and deep technical, geological, and operational expertise.
This allows for the rapid advancement of the Company's highest
value projects while at the same time moving the most promising
early-stage properties up the exploration pipeline. The generative
exploration program thus complements and leverages from the
low-capital organic growth strategy of the Company, which delivers
returns on investment while providing for future production growth
at the Company's existing operations and advancing projects.
The main objectives of the generative program are to add new
inferred mineral resources of at least 1.5 million ounces of gold
equivalent and on a longer-term basis advance at least one project
to a mineral inventory that is large enough to support a mine plan
demonstrating positive economics with annual gold production of
150,000 ounces per year for at least eight years. Projects are
categorized as Tier One, Tier Two, or Tier Three projects, which
are defined as follows:
Tier One Projects with well-defined gold mineral resources
and opportunities to grow to a potentially
economic threshold in the next three years
Tier Two Projects that have achieved significant drill
intercepts and whose geology along with other
factors support rapid mineral resource growth
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Tier Three Highly prospective projects with known mineralization
defined with rock and soil geochemistry that
warrant future drill testing
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While the generative program continues to show significant
progress, exploration activities only began to ramp up later in
2021 as a result of delays due to COVID-19 in 2020 and early 2021.
While this delay may result in the deferral of the initial
three-year timeline to achieve new inferred mineral resources of at
least 1.5 million ounces of gold equivalent for some projects in
the generative exploration program, the Company continues to
prioritize projects that demonstrate the best potential for more
rapid advancement to a standalone operation that meets the
Company's long-term objectives. Highlighted herein are those
projects that have made the most substantive advances during the
past year, including the introduction of two new projects to the
program where ongoing surface exploration has shown promising
results: the Falcon project, a Tier 2 project in Santa Cruz,
Argentina; and Las Flechas, a Tier 3 project in San Juan,
Argentina.
All projects in the generative program compete for exploration
funding and, as noted above, the Company prioritizes projects that
have the best chance of advancing rapidly to a development phase.
The generative program currently includes Lavra Velha at a Tier 1
level. Lavra Velha is the most advanced project with an inferred
mineral resource that contains significant oxide mineralization and
a large land position, which indicate strong potential to advance
towards development. The Company believes that Lavra Velha has the
highest prospect of advancing quickly through the evaluation and
development phases with lower capital costs. While Monument Bay is
another Tier 1 project, it has not advanced as rapidly as Lavra
Velha as a result of the above-mentioned delays although the
Company continues to evaluate the long-term potential of Monument
Bay as an open pit operation, as originally contemplated, relying
on the existing mineral resources, although also as a higher-grade
underground deposit with deeper drilling targeting high-grade
mineralized shoots.
Highlights, Wasamac
-- Wasamac (Quebec, Canada). The Company commenced an aggressive
exploration drilling program early in 2021 to expand the mineral
resource envelope and test exploration targets to depth in poorly
tested areas of the Wasa Shear zone.
-- Drill testing in the second quarter of 2021 confirmed the
presence of the Wasa Shear zone west towards the Horne Creek fault.
Further drill testing is ongoing.
-- Initial exploratory step out drilling in the Wildcat zone, a
historic shaft and area of past exploration located approximately
300 metres south of the Wasa Shear, expanded the down-dip
continuity of the known historic zones that are not included in the
current mineral reserve or mineral resource, underscoring the
potential for zones with higher grades to increase future
production and extend mine life.
o Preliminary results from the Wildcat zone include the
following estimated true width intercepts: 3.84 grams per tonne
("g/t") of gold over 13.25 metres, including 6.40 g/t of gold over
7.10 metres (WS-21-508); 13.03 g/t of gold over 3.16
metres(WS-21-509); and 5.02 g/t of gold over 11.02 metres,
including 10.93 g/t of gold over 2.20 metres, and including 4.47
g/t of gold over 6.57 metres (WS-21-511).
-- Within the greater Wasamac-Francoeur properties, compilation
work is underway to develop and rank new targets. Supporting
activity includes the merging and interpretation of high-resolution
airborne magnetics that now cover the entire property package.
-- Yamana has received the required permits to begin an
extensive infill and exploration program on the main Wasamac
orebodies. Infill drilling will begin this month and accelerate
with additional drills being added over the next two months.
-- The initial drilling results reinforce the Company's vision
for a 200,000-ounce-plus per year operation with a mine life of at
least 15 years.
Highlights, Generative Program
Tier 1
-- Lavra Velha (Bahia, Brazil). Exploratory drilling below Lavra
Velha recently identified zones of high-grade gold-copper
mineralization associated with potassic alteration below the near
surface mineralized zones.
o Drilling highlights include the following estimated true width
intercepts: 5.49 g/t of gold and 2.49% of copper over 7.85 metres,
and 4.56 g/t of gold over 1.02 metres within a wider, 13.50 metre
interval, grading 1.89 g/t of gold (FSW00025). Drilling of both the
deeper sulphide mineralization and further near surface oxide
targets is ongoing.
-- Significant new property acquisitions in 2021 have expanded
the property to the southwest, with excellent surface geochemical
results for copper and gold, generating new drill targets in this
extensive mineralized district.
-- Monument Bay (Manitoba, Canada). Drilling in 2021 has
successfully intercepted the mineralized zone at depth with
promising results from the Camp and Lake shoots.
o Results include estimated true width intercepts: 2.27 metres
grading 7.48 g/t of gold, with 0.39 metres at 29.00 g/t of gold
(TL-21-727B); and 6.52 g/t gold over 2.22 metres, within a wider
true width interval of 9.73 metres grading 2.34 g/t of gold (TL
21-732).
Tier 2
-- Borborema (Pernambuco, Brazil). Drilling completed on the
high-grade São Francisco target returned further positive results
defining a mineralized corridor 2.3 kilometres in length.
o Drilling highlights include the following core length
intercepts: 0.26% of copper over 40.15 metres, including 1.02% of
copper over 5.16 metres (SF-026); and 0.20 g/t of gold, 1.81% of
copper and 0.19% of zinc over 5.00 metres ( SF-020) .
-- Drill holes SF-020 and SF-026 are located approximately 1.5
kilometres apart along strike, with the intervening strike length
untested. A planned high-resolution airborne geophysical survey and
further geochemical sampling in the current year are expected to
significantly advance existing targets and identify new gold and
polymetallic targets for drill testing on this highly prospective
property.
-- Jacobina Norte (Bahia, Brazil). Drilling is limited to date
but extensive surface work has defined six-kilometre-long sector of
conglomerates that contain significant surface gold mineralization
over 1.00 g/t gold, suggesting excellent potential for the
discovery of a standalone Jacobina-type system.
-- Falcon (Santa Cruz, Argentina). Previous drilling intercepted
significant low-grade mineralization over wide widths from surface,
and ongoing surface work has defined a gold-in-soil anomaly (more
than 25 parts per billion gold) over 1,300-by-500 metres as well as
a second parallel zone that has returned significant gold-in-rock
samples along a 1.2 kilometre trend. The property, located near the
Company's Cerro Moro operation, demonstrates significant geological
potential.
Tier 3
-- Las Flechas (San Juan, Argentina). L ocated along the Central Andean Miocene volcanic belt of Chile-Argentina, one of the most prolific geological environments globally for large gold and copper systems, and host to several major gold and gold-copper mines and deposits. The style of mineralization evident at Las Flechas is consistent with a large Miocene epithermal to porphyry gold copper system. Ongoing work has identified new potential sectors with good surface results for gold-in-rock and soil sampling, defining new drill targets.
-- Colider (Mato Grosso, Brazil). Preliminary results at Colider
are supportive of a fertile geological system with the potential to
host epithermal and porphyry type deposits. Surface work has been
completed and preliminary drill testing will be completed before
year-end 2021.
Figure 1: Project Location Map.
For figures, please visit www.yamana.com .
Wasamac
Wasamac is a development-stage underground gold project located
15 kilometres west of Rouyn-Noranda in the prolific
Abitibi-Témiscamingue region of the mining-friendly province of
Quebec. The project is well located, adjacent to the Trans-Canada
highway and Ontario Northland rail line and 100 kilometres west of
the Company's 50%-owned Canadian Malartic mine. The project has
proven and probable mineral reserves of 1.91 million ounces of gold
at an average gold grade of 2.56 g/t, with expected average annual
production of 169,000 ounces of gold over an initial mine life of
10 years, and 200,000 ounces per year over four years after
ramp-up. The Company announced a positive development decision on
Wasamac on July 19, 2021. (Please see the press release titled
'Yamana Gold Announces Positive Development Decision on its
Wholly-Owned Wasamac Project', available at www.yamana.com ).
The Wasamac ore body is an Archean age shear-related orogenic
gold system. Mineralization occurs as a continuous shear-hosted
zone, the Wasa Shear, with consistent grade distribution and wide
mining widths. Gold is associated with disseminated pyrite within
sheared albite-sericite-carbonate alteration zones and pyrite rich
stockwork. The Wasamac, Francoeur, and Arntfield historic mines
have past production of over 720,000 ounces of gold, with Francoeur
and Arntfield contributing ounces at grades of 6.2 g/t and 4.0 g/t
of gold, respectively. The amalgamated Wasamac and Francoeur
properties covers 12 kilometres of the Wasa Shear, with excellent
exploration potential, as well as a number of shear-hosted targets
located south of the Wasa Shear and north of the Cadillac Larder
fault zone.
In early 2021, the Company commenced a planned infill and
exploration drilling campaign to generate additional mineral
reserves, expand the current mineral resource envelopes to depth
and in poorly tested areas, and to test extensions of the Wasa
Shear zone, a subsidiary structure of the Cadillac-Larder Lake
tectonic zone. Another key objective is to develop secondary
targets, such as the Wildcat zone, on the broader Wasamac property.
Exploration expenditures for 2021 and 2022 are estimated at $15
million with 120,000 metres of drilling planned. Infill drilling
will include at least 68,000 metres and the balance will be
exploration drilling, both on the Wasamac and Francoeur projects.
The program is anticipated to ramp up to four drill rigs by late
2021.
Exploratory drilling on satellite targets was initiated at
Wasamac in the second quarter of 2021. An initial two drill holes
tested for the extension of the Wasa Shear zone towards the Horne
Creek fault, confirming the presence of the shear zone and this
area. This target will be tested further in ongoing drilling.
Drilling was also initiated at the Wildcat zone, an historic shaft
and area of past exploration located approximately 300 metres south
of the Wasa Shear. Initial exploratory step out drilling at this
target expanded the down-dip continuity of the known historic zones
that are not included in the current Wasamac mineral reserve or
mineral resource, underscoring the potential to advance zones of
higher grade and significantly increase future production and
extend mine life, close to planned mine infrastructure, consistent
with the Company's objective of sustaining a production level of
200,000 ounces per year and extending the strategic mine life to
more than 15 years.
Highlights from initial drilling at Wildcat include the
following uncut estimated true width intercepts: 1.65 g/t of gold
over 14.91 metres, including 3.07 g/t of gold over 2.56 metres, and
3.68 g/t of gold over 2.57 metres (WS-21-504); 3.84 g/t of gold
over 13.25 metres, including 6.40 g/t of gold over 7.10 metres
(WS-21-508); 3.16 g/t of gold over 5.35 metres, including 5.96 g/t
of gold over 2.45 metres, and 13.03 g/t of gold over 3.16 metres
(WS-21-509); and 5.02 g/t of gold over 11.02 metres, including
10.93 g/t of gold over 2.20 metres, and 4.47 g/t of gold over 6.57
metres (WS-21-511). Mineralization is associated with
quartz-carbonate-albite-pyrite-hematite veinlets, veining and
stockwork zones, and disseminated and vein-hosted sulphide
mineralization with rare visible gold hosted by zones of strongly
altered, sheared and brecciated gabbro and mafic to intermediate
dykes and volcanic units. The zone is currently interpreted to
follow a northeast trending shear zone but individual vein
orientations vary and modelling remains in progress. See Table 1
and Figures 2 and 3 for further details.
Within the greater Wasamac-Francoeur properties, compilation
work is underway to develop and rank new targets. Supporting
activity includes the merging and interpretation of high-resolution
airborne magnetics that now cover the entire property package.
Yamana has received the required permits to begin an extensive
infill and exploration program on the main Wasamac orebodies.
Infill drilling will begin this month and accelerate with
additional drills being added over the next two months.
The initial drilling results reinforce the Company's vision for
a 200,000-ounce-plus per year operation with a strategic mine life
of at least 15 years. Building on the initial mineral reserve mine
life of 10 years, as outlined in the recently completed feasibility
study, the internal 15-year strategic mine plan incorporates a
portion of the 326,000 ounces of indicated mineral resources and
258,000 ounces of inferred mineral resources, which are expected to
be converted to mineral reserves through infill drilling and
additional engineering. The balance of the 15-year production
profile is based on a conservative estimate of exploration
potential including extension of the Wasa Shear at depth and along
strike and inclusion of satellite deposits outside of the core
mineral reserves footprint, of which the Wildcat zone is just the
first of many exploration targets that the Company will test in the
coming months and years. At minimum, conversion of mineral
resources and exploration potential is expected to extend mine life
and sustain a gold production profile of approximately 200,000
ounces per year. A possible upside is that the added mineralization
could be higher grade than the current average mineral reserve
grade of 2.56 g/t, which would unlock opportunities to increase
feed grade and raise annual production beyond 200,000 ounces per
year. The grades from initial drilling results at Wildcat and
historic mining grades from the Francoeur properties are positive
indicators in this regard.
Extending the Wasamac mine life from 10 to 15 years, and
sustaining a gold production rate of 200,000 ounces per year, would
have a significant impact on the value of the project. Using only
mineral reserves, the feasibility study 10-year mine plan delivers
robust economics with a post-tax net present value ("NPV") of
$254.4 million at a 5% discount rate and internal rate of return
("IRR") of 16.1% at the base case assumptions of $1,550 per ounce
of gold and a 1.28 Canadian-US dollar exchange rate. At a gold
price of $1,850 per ounce, NPV and IRR increase to $469.6 million
and 24%, respectively. The 15-year strategic plan is estimated to
more than double the NPV from the feasibility study scenario,
resulting in an NPV of $850 million to $900 million using a gold
price assumption of $1,850 per ounce.
Table 1: Wasamac Project, 2021 Drilling Highlights for Intervals
Greater Than 5.0 Gram*Metres (Gold g/t Uncut Multiplied by
Estimated True Width in Metres).
Hole Including From To Core Est. Gold* Gold Metal Factor
(m) (m) Length True (g/t) - -
(m) Width cut Gold (g/t)
(m) (30 g/t) x Est. True
Width (m)
WS-21-503 112.80 119.50 6.70 5.13 1.73 8.87
------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
155.28 162.30 7.02 4.51 1.14 5.14
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
209.36 217.80 8.44 6.47 1.14 7.38
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
WS-21-504 191.20 212.28 21.08 14.91 1.65 24.60
------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
Incl. 191.75 195.37 3.62 2.56 3.07 7.86
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
and 208.65 212.28 3.63 2.57 3.68 9.46
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
WS-21-505 135.82 145.90 10.08 7.13 1.57 11.23
------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
Incl. 135.82 138.90 3.08 2.18 3.76 8.20
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
186.37 193.80 7.43 5.69 1.32 7.53
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
WS-21-507 188.28 202.30 14.02 8.14 1.91 15.55
------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
Incl. 188.28 194.50 6.22 4.00 2.05 8.20
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
and 198.60 202.30 3.70 2.12 3.75 7.95
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
WS-21-508 45.66 61.84 16.18 13.25 3.84 50.88
------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
Incl. 45.66 53.86 8.20 7.10 6.40 45.44
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
and 60.71 61.84 1.13 0.87 5.95 5.18
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
WS-21-509 54.33 61.32 6.99 5.35 3.16 16.88
------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
Incl. 54.33 57.53 3.20 2.45 5.96 14.61
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
93.65 97.30 3.65 3.16 13.03 9.69 41.18
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
120.59 126.13 5.54 3.56 2.16 7.69
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
WS-21-511 68.60 90.64 22.04 11.02 5.02 3.91 55.32
------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
Incl. 68.60 73.00 4.40 2.20 10.93 5.39 24.05
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
77.50 90.64 13.14 6.57 4.47 29.37
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
WS-21-512 61.94 66.77 4.83 3.10 1.96 6.08
------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
107.06 112.44 5.38 3.46 3.26 11.28
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
Incl. 109.80 112.44 2.64 1.70 5.76 9.79
----------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ---------- -------------
Figure 2: Wasamac Project, Plan Map of Wildcat Target Area
Showing 2021 Drilling Highlights.
For figures, please visit www.yamana.com .
Figure 3: Wasamac Project, Oblique Longitudinal and Cross
Section Views of the Wildcat Target Area Showing Historical and
2021 Drilling Highlights.
For figures, please visit www.yamana.com .
TIER ONE PROJECTS
Lavra Velha
Lavra Velha is an advanced-stage exploration project located on
a 62,000-hectare land package in Brazil's Bahia state, a
mining-friendly jurisdiction that is also home to Yamana's Jacobina
mine. Lavra Velha is located about 300 kilometres from Jacobina and
could share potential synergies with the mine administration and
overhead. The generative exploration program has already identified
inferred mineral resources at Lavra Velha of 3.93 million tonnes at
4.29 g/t of gold for 543,000 ounces of goId, which represents
one-third of the 1.5 million ounces of inferred mineral resources
being targeted by the Company under the generative exploration
program.
Exploration continues to generate and test new and existing
advanced prospective areas within and around the Lavra Velha
deposit with the aim of defining new shallow oxide mineralization
and exploring for new mineral discoveries in the district. The
Lavra Velha and Lavra Velha SW deposits are hosted by
northeast-southwest trending low-angle ductile-brittle structures
that play an integral role in localizing mineralization on the
property, and which provide a first-order guide to exploration
along trend and to depth.
Exploratory drilling targeting the down-dip continuity of these
systems has intercepted high-grade gold-copper mineralization
related to a sulfide rich zone below the Lavra Velha SW deposit.
Drilling highlights from this area include the following estimated
true width intercepts: 5.49 g/t of gold and 2.49% of copper over
7.85 metres, and 4.56 g/t of gold over 1.02 metres, within a wider
13.50-metre interval, grading 1.89 g/t of gold (hole FSW00025,
starting at 166.11 metres down hole). The mineralized interval,
represented by iron-oxide and sulfide-rich breccia bodies and
associated potassic hydrothermal alteration, opens up a significant
new high-grade gold-copper target for exploration below shallow
oxide gold mineralization on the property. Additional drilling is
in progress. See Figure 4 and Table 2 for additional details.
At Anomalia Central, located 2.5 kilometres south of the Lavra
Velha deposit, exploratory drilling intercepted a wide zone of
strong sericitic alteration corresponding with surface gold
geochemical anomalies in proximity to a second northeast striking
low-angle fault structure. Initial drilling returned the following
estimated true width intercept: 1.08 g/t of gold over 3.14 metres,
including 4.52 g/t of gold over 0.72 metres (starting at 78.80
metres down hole) in drill hole FLV00169. These results highlight
the presence of a large, structurally-controlled mineralized system
with potential for the discovery of significant shallow oxide
mineralization in this sector. See Figure 4 and Table 2 for
additional details.
At the Matinos District, located approximately 48 kilometres
south of the Lavra Velha deposit, recent exploration has focused on
the advancement of a portfolio of prospective mineral concessions
totaling 9,330 hectares in nine exploration permits acquired
through auction from the Brazilian Mining Agency's public tender
process. Geologically, these concessions are located within a
Proterozoic granite terrain, a similar geological context to the
Lavra Velha District. Initial field work, including surface rock
and soil sampling, has identified new anomalies represented by
clusters of rock samples having greater than 1.00 g/t of gold and
corresponding with zones of strong hydrothermal alteration, iron
oxide, quartz veining and sulfides, which are similar features to
those found at the Lavra Velha and Lavra Velha SW deposits. Several
sectors have been identified including Manga Grande, Pinha Preta,
and Alvinopólis which may be tested in future drilling campaigns.
See Figure 5 for further details.
The significant exploration advances at Lavra Velha during the
reporting period, including the discovery of high-grade gold-copper
mineralization below Lavra Velha SW, the identification of
important shallow oxide gold mineralization in new drilling at the
Anomalia Central target, and the addition of a large, prospective
land package with developing drill targets underscore the excellent
upside potential of the project.
Figure 4: Lavra Velha Plan Map Showing Geology, Lavra Velha and
Lavra Velha SW Deposits, and 2021 Drilling Highlights, as Discussed
in Text.
For figures, please visit www.yamana.com .
Figure 5: Plan Map of Key Regional Geology Features, Main
Targets and Surface Rock Gold Geochemistry, Lavra Velha and Matinos
Districts.
For figures, please visit www.yamana.com .
Table 2: Lavra Velha 2021 Drilling Highlights for Intervals
Greater Than 3.0 Gram*Metres (Gold g/t Multiplied by Estimated True
Width in Metres).
Hole Sector Including From To Core Est. Gold Copper Type
(m) (m) Length True (g/t) (%)
(m) Width
(m)
Anomalia
FLV00169 Central 78.80 81.94 3.14 3.14 1.08 0 Oxide
---------- -------------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
Incl. 78.80 79.52 0.72 0.72 4.52 0 Oxide
------------------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
Lavra Velha
FSW00025 SW 166.11 194.20 28.09 13.50 1.89 0.90 Sulfide
---------- -------------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
Incl. 174.16 175.18 1.02 1.02 4.56 0 Sulfide
------------------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
and 180.00 188.05 8.05 7.85 5.49 2.49 Sulfide
------------------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
Lavra Velha
FSW00027 SW 243.57 249.50 5.93 5.75 0.60 0 Sulfide
-------------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
Lavra Velha
FSW00028 SW 97.61 102.00 4.39 4.39 1.05 0 Oxide
---------- -------------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
Incl. 100.00 101.00 1.00 1.00 3.61 0 Oxide
------------------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
Lavra Velha
FSW00029 SW 258.68 270.22 11.54 10.50 0.53 0 Sulfide
---------- -------------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
Incl. 258.68 259.24 0.56 0.56 6.74 0 Sulfide
------------------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
and 269.72 270.22 0.50 0.50 3.97 0 Sulfide
------------------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
323.85 327.08 3.23 3.23 0.68 0 Sulfide
------------------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
Lavra Velha
FSW00031 SW 250.70 253.00 2.30 2.20 1.37 0 Sulfide
---------- -------------------------- ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
Incl. 251.28 252.00 0.72 0.72 3.40 0 Sulfide
------------------------------------ ------- ------- -------- ------- ------- ------- --------
Monument Bay
Yamana continues to explore its 31,000-hectare Monument Bay
project, located in northeastern Manitoba. The Twin Lakes deposit
continues to be evaluated as an open pit operation but is also
being re-evaluated as an underground project based on encouraging
results from an internal study and a revised deposit interpretation
that indicates the presence of steeply plunging higher-grade
shoots. The Company continues with deeper drilling targeting
high-grade mineralized shoots.
Encouraging previously reported drill results from 2020 include
the following estimated true width intercepts: 14.86 metres at 3.32
g/t of gold, including 7.20 metres at 5.58 g/t of gold (TL-20-703);
7.46 metres at 6.68 g/t of gold (TL-20-712); 4.06 metres at 8.64
g/t of gold, including 3.07 metres at 10.73 g/t of gold
(TL-20-715); and 4.64 metres at 5.29 g/t of gold (TL-20-702). For
additional details, see the Yamana press release titled 'Yamana
Gold Advances Projects in its Generative Program' published
December 3, 2020, available at www.yamana.com.
Winter drilling in 2020-2021 continued to test the projections
to depth of mineralized shoots, confirming the presence of
characteristic deposit mineralization, lithologies and alteration
features at depth, with preliminary associated anomalous gold
values. Drilling results include the following estimated true width
intervals: 1.05 g/t of gold over 12.16 metres, and 3.49 g/t of gold
over 7.61 metres, including a higher-grade core over 2.27 metres
grading 7.48 g/t of gold, with 0.39 metres grading 29.00 g/t of
gold (TL-21-727B); and 2.34 g/t of gold over 9.73 metres, including
6.52 g/t gold over 2.22 metres (TL 21-732). This interval occurs
within a broad zone of lower-grade mineralization over 50 metres in
width. See Table 3 below for additional results.
Table 3: Monument Bay 2020-2021 Winter Program Drilling
Highlights for Intervals Greater Than 5.0 Gram*Metres (Gold g/t
Multiplied by Estimated True Width in Metres).
Hole ID Gold Including From To Core Est. Gold
Cut-off (m) (m) Length True (g/t)
(g/t) (m) Width
(m)
TL-21-721 1.00 824.13 835.00 10.87 9.88 1.02
------------ --------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
1.00 840.17 843.05 2.88 2.60 3.61
------------ --------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
5.00 Incl. 840.94 842.05 1.11 1.00 6.19
------------ --------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
TL-21-727B 1.00 663.43 677.57 14.14 12.16 1.05
------------ --------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
1.00 683.00 691.65 8.65 7.61 3.49
------------ --------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
3.00 Incl. 684.60 690.89 6.29 5.53 4.20
--------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
5.00 Incl. 684.60 687.18 2.58 2.27 7.48
--------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
10.00 Incl. 686.74 687.18 0.44 0.39 29.00
------------ --------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
TL-21-729 3.00 577.52 579.12 1.60 1.40 4.56
------------ --------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
5.00 Incl. 577.92 579.12 1.20 1.05 5.06
------------ --------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
TL-21-730 1.00 608.23 617.54 9.31 6.97 1.00
------------ --------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
1.00 647.66 651.62 3.96 3.25 1.62
------------ --------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
TL-21-732 1.00 397.58 412.20 14.62 9.73 2.34
--------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
3.00 Incl. 406.82 410.15 3.33 2.22 6.52
--------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
5.00 Incl. 407.82 410.15 2.33 1.55 7.30
--------- ---------- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------
TIER 2 PROJECTS
Borborema
The Borborema project is a 40,000-hectare land package located
in Brazil's Pernambuco state in a Proterozoic magmatic arc
environment similar to that hosting the Chapada mine, a large
copper-gold mine developed by Yamana and put into production in
2007. Exploration at Borborema led to the recent discovery and
ongoing delineation of a copper rich mineralized body. Massive to
semi massive copper rich sulphides occur in a wider panel of
disseminated mineralization.
Exploration drilling in the high-grade S ã o Francisco target
completed in late 2020 and the first quarter of 2021 has
successfully extended the mineralized zone over an additional 1,000
metres along strike in an east-west direction. Mineralization is
currently defined semi-continuously along a 2.3-kilometre corridor.
Both disseminated and massive sulfide zones remain open for
expansion down-dip and along strike, and indicate potential for
development of a significant polymetallic system with associated
gold.
Recent drilling results highlight a wide, lower-grade
mineralized envelope bordering massive sulphide horizons not
previously recognized. Drilling highlights include the following
core length intercepts: 0.26% of copper over 40.15 metres,
including 1.02% of copper over 5.16 metres (SF-026, starting at
261.00 metres down hole); and 1.03% of copper, 0.10 g/t of gold and
0.17% of zinc over 9.24 metres, including 0.20 g/t of gold, 1.81%
of copper and 0.19% of zinc over 5.00 metres ( SF-020, starting at
115.11 metres down hole) .
Drill holes SF-020 and SF-026 are located approximately 1.5
kilometres apart along strike, with the intervening strike length
untested. A second low-grade disseminated sulfide horizon
intercepted in the S ã o Francisco footwall could indicate a new,
parallel sulphide lens at depth. See Figure 6 and Table 4 for
additional details.
Exploration is ongoing to define and develop new targets at S ã
o Francisco and on the wider Borborema property. High priority
targets for follow-up include several gold and base-metal surface
geochemistry anomalies associated with areas of hydrothermal
alteration and sulfide mineralization, suggesting potential for the
discovery of additional, similar zones of mineralization near São
Francisco. Airborne magnetic and radiometric geophysical surveys
are scheduled for this year and expected to provide a highly
effective exploration tool in generating and delineating targets to
guide ongoing exploratory work.
Results to date have successfully demonstrated that S ã o
Francisco represents a large, shallow gold-enriched polymetallic
system, continuous over more than two kilometres in strike and open
for expansion in all directions. Multiple surface geochemical
anomalies indicate the possibility for additional gold and
polymetallic discoveries
Figure 6: Borborema Project, São Francisco Sector Details, District Targets and Geology.
For figures, please visit www.yamana.com .
Table 4: Borborema 2021 Drilling Highlights for Intervals
Greater Than 2.5% Copper*Metres (Copper % Multiplied by Core Length
in Metres).
Hole Sector Including From To (m) Core Length Gold Copper Zinc
(m) (m) (g/t) (%) (%)
São
SF-020 Francisco 115.11 124.35 9.24 0.10 1.03 0.17
------------------------- ------- ------- ------------ ------- ------- -----
Incl. 116.00 121.00 5.00 0.20 1.81 0.19
--------------------------------- ------- ------- ------------ ------- ------- -----
São
SF-024 Francisco 138.08 143.92 5.84 0.04 0.61 0.08
------------------------- ------- ------- ------------ ------- ------- -----
Incl. 140.85 142.55 1.70 0.16 1.96 0.13
--------------------------------- ------- ------- ------------ ------- ------- -----
São
SF-025 Francisco 236.00 265.28 29.28 0.04 0.10 0.02
------------------------- ------- ------- ------------ ------- ------- -----
São
SF-026 Francisco 261.00 301.15 40.15 0.01 0.26 0.04
------------------------- ------- ------- ------------ ------- ------- -----
Incl. 294.54 299.70 5.16 0.05 1.02 0.09
--------------------------------- ------- ------- ------------ ------- ------- -----
São
SF-031 Francisco 257.53 285.00 27.47 0.01 0.22 0.03
------------------------- ------- ------- ------------ ------- ------- -----
Incl. 265.18 272.41 7.23 0.02 0.46 0.03
--------------------------------- ------- ------- ------------ ------- ------- -----
Jacobina Norte
The Jacobina Norte project, located in Brazil's Bahia State and
contiguous with and to the north of the Company's Jacobina mine
property, comprises a total of 78,000 hectares of exploration
concessions, covering a 150-kilometer strike extent of the
favourable Serra do Corrego formation, which host the paleoplacer
gold deposits of the Jacobina mine.
Preliminary work, including mapping the favourable conglomerate
reefs and the collection of over 7,000 rock samples, has outlined a
continuous six-kilometre trend with drill targets defined by 140
rock samples that have returned over 1.00 g/t gold. Follow-up
drilling was recently initiated to test multiple targets, such as
Barroc ã o, Barroc ã o Velho, Angicos, and Andorinhas. These
targets are defined by gold values in surface rock samples above
1.0 g/t and ranging up to 5.8 g/t of gold related to multiple,
continuous conglomerate horizons that are geologically comparable
to those hosting paleoplacer gold mineralization at the Jacobina
mine.
Select historic drill results from Jacobina Norte reported as
core length include: 5.38 metres at 3.97 g/t of gold, 2.50 metres
at 2.58 g/t of gold; and 4.13 metres at 2.34 g/t of gold. An
initial six drill holes completed to date have successfully
intersected the down-dip extension of conglomerate reefs in all
areas tested, returning anomalous gold values in most holes,
including the following core length intercept: 0.32 metres at 6.91
g/t of gold (BRC-005 hole, starting at 188.78 metres down hole),
testing the Barroc ã o Velho sector. See Figure 7 for additional
details. Drilling will continue to test multiple widely spaced
targets on the property to rapidly define the highest priority
areas.
While the drilling program advances, ongoing exploration
continues to develop new sectors, such as Arapongas, in the south
portion of the trend, represented by extensive occurrences of
conglomerate sequences that extend continuously along an
approximately 1.0-kilometre corridor. Arapongas contains individual
conglomerate lenses reaching up to 20 metres in width and returning
gold values in surface rock samples ranging up to 11.0 g/t of gold.
The sector represents the largest conglomerate sequence identified
at Jacobina Norte and is an important target for drill testing.
Results to date at Jacobina Norte continue to demonstrate the
impressive exploration potential of the property, with extensive
wide, continuous sequences of mineralized Serra do Corrego
formation conglomerate exposed at surface, and geological features
similar to those found at the multi-million ounce Jacobina mine
deposit.
Figure 7: Jacobina Norte Project Plan Map Showing Main Target
Areas, Rock Gold Geochemistry and Drilling.
For figures, please visit www.yamana.com .
Falcon
The Falcon property is a 20,000-hectare land package located in
Santa Cruz Province in southern Argentina approximately 90
kilometres northwest of Yamana's Cerro Moro mine. The project is
located in a similar geological environment to the Cerro Moro vein
system, represented by the sequence of well stratified,
shallow-dipping, sub-aerial felsic pyroclastic and epiclastic rocks
of the Jurassic age Chin Aike formation.
The main area of interest is a zone of low-grade near-surface
mineralization along a 1.0-kilometre long northeast trend
associated with brecciated ignimbrites and sedimentary breccia.
Historic drilling has generated the following significant core
lengths intercepts: 1.20 g/t of gold and 32.6 g/t of silver over
48.00 metres (starting at 3.00 metres downhole; FD-0004); 0.72 g/t
of gold and 10.2 g/t of silver over 71.00 metres (starting at 89.00
metres down hole; FD-0002); and 0.60 g/t of gold and 7.2 g/t of
silver over 80.50 metres ( starting at 43.00 metres down hole;
FD-0005).
Exploration results suggest the project has significant
potential to host a near-surface bulk-tonnage gold-silver deposit.
Preliminary metallurgical studies and geological modelling are
underway.
Systematic exploration of the property conducted in 2021
identified additional anomalous sectors such as a new, parallel
northeast trending structural zone adjacent to the main Falcon
trend. Initial surface rock samples in this zone averaged 2.6 g/t
of gold, with individual samples ranging up 12.9 g/t of gold,
defining a new anomalous trend 1.2 kilometres in length. A recently
completed soil survey has outlined a gold-in-soil anomaly with
greater than 25 parts per billion gold over 1,300 by 500 metres,
expanding the near-surface, low-grade mineralization target
substantially. See Figure 8 for additional details.
The Falcon project represents a significant opportunity for the
Company in light of its proximity to and potential synergies with
the Cerro Moro operation. The characteristics of the mineralization
suggest the potential for a low-cost, bulk open pit heap leach
mining operation with significant upside potential and large areas
of the property open to exploration.
Figure 8: Falcon Project Location Map Showing Main Areas of
Interest As Discussed in Text.
For figures, please visit www.yamana.com
TIER THREE PROJECTS
Yamana controls a number of prospective land packages with
mineralization on surface and limited or no drilling completed to
date. These Tier Three projects represent an important pipeline of
opportunities, where the Company believes they could quickly reach
the next exploration stages, providing organic growth of new
advanced exploration projects over the next decade. Notable Tier
Three projects include Las Flechas in Argentina and Colider in
Brazil.
Las Flechas
The Las Flechas Project, located in San Juan province,
Argentina, is comprised of approximately 30,000 hectares of
exploration concessions. The property is situated along the Central
Andean Miocene volcanic belt of Chile-Argentina, one of the most
fertile geological environments globally for large epithermal and
porphyry gold and copper-gold systems, and host to several major
mines and deposits including El-Indio, Veladero, and Pascua Lama.
The Las Flechas property is situated 25 kilometres south of the
Filo Del Sol project in Argentina.
The current exploration program has focused on the Cerro Dante
target area, the site of a significant gold soil anomaly and
historic drilling results including the following core length
intercepts in drill hole LFS-DANT 0006: 1.20 g/t of gold over 34.0
metres (starting 8.0 metres downhole) and 0.33 g/t of gold over
92.0 metres, including 0 .50 g/t of gold over 24.0 metres (
starting at 114.0 metres downhole).
The area hosts a large, north-south elongate breccia complex
bordering a dacite porphyry stock. Mineralization is interpreted as
a breccia-related high-sulphidation gold system related to an
exposed porphyry copper-gold centre. Work in 2021 has focused on
mapping, geochemical sampling, and target delineation. This work
has led to the discovery of a second breccia complex and a new
mineralized zone, Silica Este, located 3.5 kilometres east of Cerro
Dante. Soil samples demonstrate gold greater than 25 parts per
billion in an 800 metre by 600 metre area. Follow-up select rock
samples have assayed up to 5.47 g/t of gold and 39.8 g/t of silver
from samples of strong silicification and extensive breccia. See
Figure 9 for additional details. Drill permitting is in progress
with drilling expected to start in the fourth quarter of 2021.
Las Flechas represents a large prospective land package hosting
a robust hydrothermal system strategically located in one of the
most important geological regions globally for discovery of major
high-sulphidation and associated porphyry gold and copper
deposits.
Figure 9: Las Flechas Project Location Map Showing Main Areas of
Interest Discussed in Text.
For figures, please visit www.yamana.com .
Colider
Colider is an early stage project located in Brazil's Mato
Grosso State in the newly developing Juruena polymetallic District,
which has recently been explored for porphyry copper and precious
metals deposits by several major and junior mining companies. The
property consists of approximately 20,000 hectares and encompasses
a sector of the prospective Proterozoic volcanic Colider sequence,
where current exploration has identified several areas of interest
defined by large areas of anomalous gold and copper contents in
surface geochemical samples. Several drill ready targets have been
defined, representing a significant opportunity in this new
unexplored geological environment.
Initial exploratory drilling is ongoing at Colider, testing
high-grade gold and polymetallic soil anomalies hosted in volcanic
rocks at the Aruanã, Inajá, and Cambará targets. Results are
pending. See Figure 10 for additional details.
Figure 10: Colider Project Map Showing Main Areas of Interest
Discussed in Text.
For figures, please visit www.yamana.com .
Qualified Persons
Scientific and technical information contained in this press
release has been reviewed and approved by Henry Marsden (P. Geo.
and Senior Vice President, Exploration). Mr. Marsden is an employee
of Yamana Gold Inc. and a "Qualified Person" as defined by Canadian
Securities Administrators' National Instrument 43-101 - Standards
of Disclosure for Mineral Projects .
Quality Assurance and Quality Control
Yamana incorporates a Quality Assurance and Quality Control
("QA/QC") program for all of its mines and exploration projects
which conforms to industry best practices.
Samples are transported in security sealed bags for preparation
at ALS and SGS analytical laboratories. ALS and SGS are both ISO
9001:2008 and 17025 certified laboratories Gold is analyzed by gold
fire assay with 30 grams or 50 grams aliquot and AAS finish.
Samples over 5 g/t gold are re-analyzed by gravimetric finish
methods. Silver is determined using a four acid digestion and AAS
finish (ore level) and samples over 30 g/t are re-analyzed by
gravimetric finish methods. Five percent of all pulps are further
checked by secondary certified laboratories (ALS, SGS, Bureau
Veritas) using the same analytical methods.
All exploration diamond drill cores are split in half by
mechanical spitting or core sawing and sampled at appropriate
intervals for assay. The remaining core, coarse reject and pulps
are stored on-site in a secure location.
Certified reference standards, duplicates, sterile and blanks
are routinely inserted into the sample stream as a control for
assay accuracy, bias, precision and contamination. The results of
these checks are tracked and failures are re-analyzed. This
information also includes pulp checks carried out in the secondary
lab.
About Yamana
Yamana Gold Inc. is a Canadian-based precious metals producer
with significant gold and silver production, development stage
properties, exploration properties, and land positions throughout
the Americas, including Canada, Brazil, Chile and Argentina. Yamana
plans to continue to build on this base through expansion and
optimization initiatives at existing operating mines, development
of new mines, the advancement of its exploration properties and, at
times, by targeting other consolidation opportunities with a
primary focus in the Americas.
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Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7888 8888
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