- Location
- Sinjakovo, Jezero, BiH
- Tenements
- 2 exploration licences
- Area
- ~80 km²
- Ownership
- 100% Yugo Metals
Overview
The Golden Hills Project is Yugo Metals’ flagship asset, hosting a large gold and antimony system defined by historical workings, surface trenching and extensive soil geochemistry. The project sits within the Tethyan Metallogenic Belt, a globally significant province that hosts numerous world-class gold and base-metal deposits.
Multiple mineralised trends have been identified across the licence area, with gold associated with structurally controlled quartz veining and antimony mineralisation occurring in stibnite-bearing zones. None of these targets have been systematically drill-tested.
Geology & Mineralisation
Mineralisation at Golden Hills (Sinjakovo, Jezero) is hosted in a sequence of metasediments and volcanics cut by later intrusive bodies. Gold occurs within quartz-carbonate veins and adjacent altered wall rock, while antimony is concentrated in discrete stibnite-rich structures.
The style of mineralisation is consistent with an intrusion-related orogenic gold system, offering potential for both near-surface oxide gold and deeper primary mineralisation.
Exploration History & Results
Historical exploration, including Yugoslav-era mapping and sampling, identified widespread gold and antimony anomalism. Recent work by Yugo Metals has included rock-chip sampling, trenching and soil geochemical surveys that returned a standout trench result of 61m @ 1.5 g/t Au from surface.
A coherent gold-in-soil anomaly has been traced over approximately 4km of strike, remaining open in multiple directions.
Next Steps
The Company plans to advance Golden Hills (Sinjakovo, Jezero) toward maiden drill-testing, supported by additional trenching, detailed structural mapping and ground geophysics to refine priority drill targets ahead of a program.
From the Field
