G2 Goldfields Hits High-Grade Gold at Flagship OKO Project in Guyana, Expanding Mineralization

About G2 Goldfields

G2 Goldfields Inc. (TSX-V: GTWO; OTCQX: GUYGF) is a Canadian gold exploration company focused on acquiring and advancing gold projects in Guyana, South America. The company's flagship property is the 19,200-acre OKO project, where it has identified several prospective gold targets and deposits.

G2 Goldfields is led by an experienced management team that has been directly responsible for the discovery of millions of ounces of gold in Guyana and the financing and development of Guyana's largest gold mine, Aurora Gold Mine. The company recently announced a maiden mineral resource estimate for its OKO property in Guyana of 974,000 ounces gold inferred and 220,000 ounces gold indicated. The initial resource lies within 350 meters of surface and remains open down plunge.

G2 continues to expand this resource through ongoing diamond drilling while also discovering new zones on the property. With its strategic land position and proven technical team, G2 Goldfields is well positioned to create value through additional discoveries at its flagship OKO project.

High-Grade Intercepts Extend Mineralization at OKO Main Zone

G2 Goldfields recently announced exceptional high-grade gold drill results from the Oko Main Zone (OMZ) at its OKO project. The highlight was an intercept of 6.7 meters grading 32 g/t gold, demonstrating the potential for bonanza grades.

This hole was targeting an area where previous detailed modeling work indicated possible controls on the higher-grade mineralized domains. The results show the drilling successfully intersected one of these modeled high-grade corridors, tracing it over 50 meters down-plunge.

Additional high-grade intervals include 5.5 meters of 9.5 g/t gold and 1.5 meters of 18.3 g/t gold. These results validate G2's targeting concepts and geology models, providing confidence for additional step-out drilling aimed at expanding the OMZ's high-grade zones.

According to G2's CEO Dan Noone, "following up on detailed geological modelling is enabling the company to consistently intercept exceptional grades at OMZ." He added that G2 is now applying similar approaches across the broader OKO project as it advances and prioritizes its pipeline of prospects.

The OMZ is the most advanced zone at OKO, with an existing mineral resource estimate of 1.2 million tonnes grading 8.6 g/t gold for 270,000 contained ounces in the indicated category, plus 2.3 million tonnes grading 5.4 g/t gold for 490,000 contained ounces in the inferred category. The deposit remains open for expansion, and these high-grade results demonstrate the potential to significantly increase the average grade.

Step-Out Drilling Extends Mineralization at Ghanie Zone

In addition to the high-grade OMZ results, G2's recent drilling intercepted significant mineralization outside of the currently defined Ghanie deposit, one of OKO's satellite zones located 500 meters from OMZ.

Key intercepts at Ghanie include 64.5 meters grading 1.3 g/t gold and 10.5 meters of 1.4 g/t gold. These results expand the drilled footprint of the mineralized system by over 50 meters to the northeast beyond areas containing the current resource.

The Ghanie deposit contains an inferred mineral resource of 7.5 million tonnes grading 1.8 g/t gold, totaling 420,000 ounces. The deposit appears to share similarities with OMZ, containing wide envelopes of lower-grade mineralization that surround discrete higher-grade zones which could be targeted to improve the average grade.

OKO Project Advancing Rapidly

G2 Goldfield's OKO project covers a significant portion of an emerging gold district in Guyana. The project contains multiple mineralized zones along a 5.5-kilometer-long mineralized corridor that remains open and underexplored.

In addition to OMZ and Ghanie, several other prospects have been identified, including the Aremu zone. Detailed sampling, mapping, and modeling work is underway to systematically advance these targets. The goal is to develop additional drill-ready opportunities across the license.

An aggressive 80,000 meter drill program is underway, with up to 3 drill rigs operating. This program aims to expand the existing deposits, test new targets, and delineate initial resources at several prospects. Given the significant gold endowment and limited exploration to date, G2's management sees excellent potential for new discoveries.

The latest results from OMZ and Ghanie provide encouraging examples of resource growth through step-out and infill drilling. This success improves confidence that the current program will add substantial new ounces across the OKO project.

Conclusion

G2 Goldfields' drilling continues to demonstrate strong potential to expand the OKO project's existing deposits and make new high-grade discoveries along the broad OKO shear zone. The latest exceptional intercepts at OMZ validate the company's targeting concepts and provide a proof of concept that could unlock significant value if applied successfully elsewhere on the property.

The large ongoing drill program aims to rapidly advance OKO toward critical mass, lowering risk and increasing appeal to potential acquirers or joint venture partners. G2's experienced leadership team has a track record of creating shareholder value through discovery, resource delineation, and asset deals.

With ample cash on hand, no debt, and 80,000 meters of funded drilling underway, investors have an attractive opportunity to gain exposure to a high-quality gold exploration story. The company's strategic Guyana land position gives it leverage in a frontier district heating up with industry interest. As drill results continue coming in over the next year, G2 Goldfields offers investors upside potential from exploration success and expanding gold resources at the emerging OKO gold project.