Nimy Resources Advances High-Grade Gallium Discovery with Phase 3 Drilling Underway

Successful Phase 2 Drilling at Block 3

Nimy Resources has reported a significant milestone in its exploration of the Block 3 Gallium prospect, part of the broader Mons Project in Western Australia. The company completed its Phase 2 drilling campaign, successfully intercepting chlorite and mafic schist host rock in 9 out of 11 holes drilled. This geological formation has been identified by the CSIRO as the key host for high-grade gallium mineralisation, a critical mineral in growing demand for advanced technologies.

Phase 3 Drilling Commences to Expand Discovery

Building on the encouraging geological results, Nimy Resources has already commenced Phase 3 drilling. This next phase aims to test for gallium mineralisation beyond the original exploration target and to investigate recently discovered outcropping schist zones. The company’s exploration team is actively conducting reconnaissance fieldwork to map and sample along strike, seeking to expand the known extent of the mineralised system.

Awaiting Assay Results and Further Analysis

Samples from the Phase 2 drill holes have been submitted for geochemical assay, with initial results expected within three weeks. These assays will be critical in confirming the presence and grade of gallium mineralisation, which remains conceptual until validated. Meanwhile, detailed logging of the drill holes is underway to better understand the structural controls and mineralisation footprint.

Integrated Exploration and Development Approach

Nimy Resources is advancing the Block 3 prospect on multiple fronts, including metallurgical test work and early-stage downstream discussions. This integrated approach reflects the company’s commitment to unlocking the full potential of this emerging critical minerals opportunity in a Tier 1 jurisdiction. The Mons Belt, where Block 3 is located, is a newly discovered greenstone belt with district-scale potential for base metals and gold, adding further strategic value to the project.

Cautious Optimism Amidst Conceptual Stage

While the geological observations are promising, Nimy Resources emphasizes that the mineralisation remains conceptual until assay results confirm the grades and economic viability. The company continues to apply a methodical, science-based approach to exploration, mindful of the inherent risks and uncertainties in early-stage mineral discovery.