Southern Cross Gold Consolidated Buy Rating Reiterated at Stifel Canada; Price Target Kept at C$10.00

MT Newswires Live01-30

Stifel Canada on Thursday reiterated its buy rating on the shares of Southern Cross Gold Consolidated (SXGC.TO) and its C$10.00 price target after the company released drilling results.

"Southern Cross announced results from four drill holes from the Rising Sun prospect at its Sunday Creek Gold-Antimony Project in Victoria (Australia). SDDSC196 intersected sixteen vein sets across a 500+m mineralized corridor, averaging 559m @ 2.5g/t AuEq, including six returned intervals >20g/t AuEq (including three >100g/t Au). Highlights include 1.3m @ 670.4g/t AuEq (670.2g/t Au + 0.1% Sb) from 869.2m - the 7th highest intercept in our records - and the highest individual antimony assay to date at 0.16m @ 65.9% Sb (plus 78.5g/t Au) from 445.9m. We continue to see stronger derisking of the Sunday Creek geology and continuity of structure displayed through robust predictive modelling (geo-statistics), recent system-scale linking (Golden Dyke-Rising Sun) where COV <2, suggesting lower nugget effect risk and higher predictability than typical Victorian deposits, with sustained low risk to grade uniformity," analyst Ralph Profiti wrote.

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