Canadian miner Osino Resources has filed a technical report for the maiden mineral resource estimate (MRE) for its Ondundu gold project, in Namibia.
As announced in October, the maiden MRE for Ondundu comprises 26-million tonnes at an average grade of 1.13 g/t gold for a total of 900 000 oz of gold in the inferred mineral resource category.
Ondundu is 100% owned by Osino and is located about 130 km northwest of Osino’s flagship Twin Hills project in Namibia. Osino completed the acquisition of Ondundu from B2Gold in July.
The MRE was carried out by Anton Geldenhuys, a registered professional natural scientist of CSA Global.
Geldenhuys is a geoscientist and is qualified as a geologist and engineer and has over 21 years of relevant industry experience.