Angkor Gold Releases Latest Management Discussion and Analysis Report

Angkor Gold (TSXV:ANK) released their Management’s Discussion & Analysis Report for the year ended July 31, 2015.
As quoted from the report:

Summary

• Halo and CW both require further exploration based on the geochemical, geophysical, alteration and field mapping results to date. Both currently have the potential to contain large tonnage, low grade porphyry mineralisation.
• Okalla West, whilst still in an early stage of investigation currently has the potential to host structurally controlled gold of a significant size. Further mapping, geochemistry and geophysics surveys, should highlight good drilling targets before the end of the 2015-2016 field season.
• Okalla still has potential epithermal gold vein deposits and requires further investigation in this regard.
• Phum Syarung North could easily host gold bearing epithermal vein extensions related to the current Phum Syarung mine deposit. Further ground geophysics surveys to compliment and confirm the VLF-EM results would provide the confidence required to narrow down drilling targets in this area.
• Whilst the rest of the prospects in this report remain under explored, they are of insufficient ranking in regards to the current budget, to warrant exploration funding in the 2015-2016 field exploration season. However if funding becomes available Phum Syarung North Vein, Han Vein, Adrian Vein, Wild Boar, Okalla (epithermal veins), Katieng and Phum Lomh prospects, would be obvious targets for further investigation when manpower and budget permit.
• While Koan Nheak was not mentioned in this report, it still remains a high priority exploration prospect.
• The highest ranking key exploration targets for the 2015-2016 exploration field season are Halo, Okalla West, Koan Nheak and CW.

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