Canadian firm fully funded to ‘blast through’ Guyana goldfields

May 21, 2026 News

(Kaieteur News) – Junior Canadian miner Tajiri Resources Corp. on Wednesday reported that it is now fully-funded to advance its gold project in Guyana.

The Yono property consists of one mining permit covering 122 hectares (301 acres). Tajiri said it extended mineralisation in trench YTR16 from a previously reported 20 metres at 1.4 grams per tonne (g/t) gold to 32 metres at 1.1 g/t gold, within a broader 50-metre interval grading 0.7 g/t gold.

Canadian firm fully funded to ‘blast through’ Guyana goldfields

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In its latest update, Tajiri said from the recent closing of two non-brokered private placements it has strengthened its cash position by US$5.7M, enhancing its capacity to pursue high-impact opportunities, and continue aggressive exploration and development work at its Yono Gold Project in Guyana.

The company’s President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Graham Keevil said, “Following the completion of our two most recent offerings and the exercise of Paragon’s warrants, the Company is now fully funded to advance our plans in Guyana.”

In addition to highlighting its early efforts to prove gold at Yono, Keevil also outlined the recent consolidation of the Oko mining area by G Mining Ventures (GMIN) to acquire fellow Canadian firm G2 Goldfields Inc. for some S$2.838B, creates a situation on exciting for its shareholders.

“…the Company can continue to rapidly develop its cornerstone Yono Property while also growing its exploration portfolio to the benefit of our shareholders. Our focus will be on underexplored areas with the highest potential for new gold discoveries-discoveries that we believe could become Guyana’s future gold mines,” the CEO added.

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