Dynamic Metals Advances Gold Exploration with New Soil Sampling and Drilling Plans
Dynamic Metals has completed a significant soil sampling program at its Courvoisier gold prospect and is progressing drilling permits at Chalice South, reinforcing its exploration momentum in Western Australia’s Widgiemooltha region.
- Completed 385 soil samples at Courvoisier prospect for multielement analysis
- Permitting underway for 13 Reverse Circulation drill holes at Chalice South
- Awaiting Phase 2 drilling assay results from Cognac West in mid-July
- Exploration targets aligned along the Republican Thrust fault
- Strategic multi-front exploration approach across Widgiemooltha Project
Exploration Progress at Courvoisier
Dynamic Metals Limited (ASX – DYM) has taken a decisive step forward in its exploration campaign by completing a comprehensive soil sampling program at the Courvoisier gold prospect, part of its flagship Widgiemooltha Project in Western Australia. The program involved collecting 385 soil samples across a 2km by 1.5km area, with samples taken every 50 meters along east-west lines spaced 200 meters apart. These samples have been submitted for multielement analysis, with assay results expected by late July 2025.
Courvoisier’s location along the Republican Thrust fault, a major structural feature known to influence mineralisation, adds geological intrigue to the prospect. Historic exploration dating back to the 1990s, including limited soil sampling and shallow drilling, hinted at gold mineralisation but lacked comprehensive data. Dynamic’s new soil sampling aims to fill these gaps and provide high-confidence geochemical data to refine the geological model.
Drilling Plans and Permitting at Chalice South
In parallel, Dynamic Metals is advancing permitting for a planned Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling program at the Chalice South prospect, located on the western side of the Widgiemooltha Project. The company intends to drill 13 holes targeting five priority zones identified from historic drill results. This program is expected to commence in the September 2025 quarter, marking another critical phase in the company’s multi-pronged exploration strategy.
Awaiting Key Assay Results at Cognac West
Meanwhile, Dynamic Metals is awaiting assay results from Phase 2 drilling at its Cognac West prospect, anticipated by mid-July 2025. This drilling targets gold-bearing quartz veins and broader mineralised zones identified in the initial phase. The results will be integrated with ongoing mineralogical studies to guide the next phase of exploration, potentially unlocking further value in this historically significant gold region.
Strategic Outlook
Dynamic Metals’ exploration activities reflect a disciplined and systematic approach to unlocking value across its portfolio. By combining soil geochemistry, drilling, and detailed geological modelling, the company is positioning itself to better understand and prioritise targets within the Widgiemooltha Project, which spans approximately 800 square kilometers in a region renowned for gold and nickel mineralisation.
Managing Director Karen Wellman highlighted the strategic importance of the Courvoisier prospect and the company’s commitment to advancing multiple fronts simultaneously. The upcoming assay results and drilling programs will be pivotal in shaping Dynamic Metals’ exploration trajectory and market positioning.
Bottom Line?
As assay results and drilling programs unfold, Dynamic Metals’ next moves will be closely watched for signs of a breakthrough in this prolific gold region.
Questions in the middle?
- Will the soil sampling assays at Courvoisier reveal significant gold or multi-element anomalies?
- How will the Phase 2 drilling results at Cognac West influence the prioritisation of future exploration phases?
- What impact will the Chalice South drilling program have on Dynamic Metals’ resource potential and valuation?
