GRANDE PRAIRIE, ALBERTA — December 10, 2025 — Leads & Copy — Angkor Resources Corp. has announced the identification of an additional gold target, named CZ Gold, on the west side of the Canada Wall prospect on the Andong Meas exploration license in Ratanakiri Province, Cambodia.
According to Dennis Ouellette, VP Exploration, in 2012, three holes were drilled with collars about 70 meters apart. The first hole was collared immediately outside the adit and was drilled in the same direction as the tunnel. None of the holes intersected the quartz stockwork zone but they did core immediately into a granite bereft of mafic minerals and containing abundant miarolytic cavities. The granite is likely an alaskite type granite. The holes also cored thick and frequent bands of bucky quartz (a coarsely crystallized, non-laminating quartz).
Ouellette further clarified that although alaskite and bucky quartz do not host gold deposits per se, they are frequently found in close proximity to gold deposits.
Angkor’s mineral exploration team has identified the gold target based on physical workings from a tunnel on the west side of the river running through the Andong Meas license. Mapping in the tunnel revealed a quartz stockwork with an apparent thickness of 30 metres, with a tendency to strike northwest. The target includes multiple shallow trenches and a 47-metre-long tunnel excavated by artisanal miners. The tunnel is located on a steep slope, and at its end, the miners had driven a raise to the surface, following several veins.
The exploration team uses the rainy season, from June to November, to review all prospects, samples, assays, and core from the prospects on each license. The spike in gold over the past year prompted analysis of all gold prospects close to copper porphyry systems such as the Canada Wall prospect, including historical workings from artisanal miners.
The company plans to conduct a surface trenching and sampling program in Q1 of 2026 to determine the setting and orientation of the quartz stockwork, followed by a diamond drill program.
Angkor acknowledges the restart of the border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia in the northwest quadrant of Cambodia, resulting in evacuations and school closures. Management is monitoring the Andong Bor license, located far to the east of the conflict, but no work is being done there. The oil project Block VIII is in the far south of Cambodia. Safety is considered imperative, so any activities in the northwest are on hold.
Dennis Ouellette, B.Sc., P.Geo., VP Exploration for Angkor Resources, reviewed and approved the technical disclosure in this document.
Delayne Weeks – CEO
Email: info@angkorresources.com
Telephone: +1 (780) 831-8722
Source: ANGKOR Resources Corp.
