Latest Daly Resources (ASX:DLY) News

Daly Resources has extended the known Huckitta fluorite system more than 5km west of its historical focus, with rock-chip assays reaching 91.2% CaF2 across a vein mapped for more than 700m. The explorer is now preparing a regional soil campaign to rank targets for maiden drilling, while advancing copper-zinc work at Broughton and zinc-lead-copper exploration at Batten.

An independent ERM review has identified 22 prospective targets at Daly Resources’ Batten Project, including 11 ranked Priority 1. Hot Spring remains the lead drilling target, while a newly interpreted 12-kilometre Berjaya Corridor has emerged as the project’s most intriguing regional opportunity.

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Daly Resources has emerged from its June ASX debut with $11.05 million in cash, a 6,500 km² Northern Territory exploration portfolio and a growing list of drill targets. The catch is familiar for early-stage explorers: the company has yet to define a mineral resource or reserve, while its strongest Huckitta results remain surface sampling rather than drilling.

Daly Resources says a 10.7-kilometre soil traverse has revealed fluorine anomalies beyond known Huckitta fluorite outcrops, including beneath transported cover. A new western vein and high-grade rock-chip results have widened the exploration target, but drilling is still required to test continuity and scale.

Daly Resources ended FY2026 with $11.05 million in cash after its $12 million IPO, but reported a $3.63 million loss dominated by share-based remuneration. The ASX-listed explorer has no defined mineral resources or ore reserves and must now convert its exploration portfolio into results.

Daly Resources has begun systematic soil sampling at the Hot Spring zinc target in the Northern Territory, using surface geochemistry to refine drill locations ahead of maiden diamond drilling. The target lies along the same structural corridor as the HYC and Teena zinc deposits, although no mineralisation has yet been identified at Hot Spring.

Daly Resources advances exploration across 6,451 km² in the Northern Territory, revealing fluorite assays up to 95.1% CaF₂ and significant copper-zinc potential backed by strategic investors and government funding.

Daly Resources is aggressively advancing exploration across its 6,451 km² Northern Territory portfolio, highlighting ultra-high-grade fluorite at Huckitta and promising sediment-hosted copper-zinc targets with government-backed geophysical surveys underway.

Daly Resources has launched on the ASX with a $12 million IPO, immediately reigniting exploration at its key Huckitta Fluorite-Copper Project in the Northern Territory, supported by strong cash reserves and a major shareholder backing.

Daly Resources has won $150,000 in Northern Territory Government funding to conduct a major airborne electromagnetic survey at its Broughton copper-zinc project, aiming to refine exploration targets in the McArthur Basin.