Latest Altair Minerals (ASX:ALR) News

Altair Minerals has revealed major untested geophysical anomalies at its North Peters gold project in Guyana, highlighting significant potential to expand its high-grade mineralisation footprint. Historic surveys and drilling data point to compelling targets ahead of planned drilling in Q1 2026.

Altair Minerals has raised $13 million to fund a major drilling campaign at its Greater Oko Project in Guyana, aiming to explore one of the world's most promising and consolidated gold belts.

Altair Minerals has confirmed a 1km southward extension of its South Oko gold soil anomaly, unveiling three open targets and setting the stage for maiden drilling. Meanwhile, its Olympic Domain copper-gold project remains a strategic focus amid ongoing commercial talks with BHP.

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Altair Minerals has reported a significant upgrade in gold intercepts at its North Peters prospect, including an 85m interval grading 4.81g/t Au, while unveiling a new target area, Old Granny, that extends mineralisation potential by 1.4km.

Altair Minerals has unlocked significant high-grade gold intercepts from historic drilling at its North Peters Prospect and identified a new promising target at Kmung within the Greater Oko Project in Guyana.

Altair Minerals has identified three critical structural zones at its South Oko project, highlighting promising targets for gold mineralisation that mirror major deposits in the Guiana Shield. This breakthrough advances the company’s exploration strategy ahead of planned geophysical surveys and drilling.

Altair Minerals has kicked off trenching at its South Oko project ahead of schedule, with initial results confirming geological continuity with neighbouring gold deposits. The company is rapidly advancing towards drilling, supported by mechanised sampling and upcoming geophysical surveys.

Altair Minerals has identified approximately 17 kilometres of new gold target zones at its Greater Oko Project in Guyana, significantly expanding the prospective footprint based on historic geochemical data.

Altair Minerals has formally opposed BHP’s plans to use its Olympic Domain Project area for infrastructure, leading to a court-ordered mediation ahead of a December hearing.

Altair Minerals has raised A$13 million through an institutional placement led by 1832 Asset Management, fully funding an extensive drilling program at its Greater Oko Project set to begin early next year.

Altair Minerals has acquired a controlling interest in the expansive Greater Oko gold project in Guyana, positioning itself as the country’s leading gold explorer. The company has initiated a large-scale geochemical program and plans drilling campaigns to unlock the project’s significant potential.