Latest E79 Gold Mines (Asx:E79) News

E79 Gold Mines has initiated a high-resolution gravity survey at its newly acquired Cue Gold Project in Western Australia, aiming to reveal hidden gold structures and define drill targets for early 2026.

E79 Gold has exercised its option to acquire six tenements at the Cue Gold Project in Western Australia, initiating an immediate exploration campaign focused on gravity surveys to map gold-bearing structures.

E79 Gold Mines has completed its acquisition of Cue Metals, gaining control of the Cue Gold Project in Western Australia, while appointing mining veteran Matthew Bowles to its board. The company is set to launch an intensive exploration program starting this December.

E79 Gold Mines is poised to complete its acquisition of the Cue Gold Project after uncovering multiple high-grade historical gold drill results, including an exceptional 91 grams per tonne assay. The company plans an extensive ground gravity survey to refine targets and accelerate exploration in 2026.

E79 Gold Mines has reported encouraging assay results from air-core drilling at its Laverton South project, revealing gold mineralisation beneath the regional paleochannel and the discovery of gold nuggets at Pinjin. These findings bolster the company’s exploration potential ahead of planned deeper drilling and a key acquisition.

E79 Gold Mines Limited reported a net cash outflow of AUD 827,000 for the September 2025 quarter but bolstered its financial position through a successful capital raising in October. The company plans to reduce exploration expenditure in the coming quarter while maintaining operational continuity.

E79 Gold Mines has reported a productive September quarter highlighted by a binding agreement to acquire Cue Metals and promising drilling results at Laverton South and Mountain Home projects.

E79 Gold Mines has reported outstanding high-grade copper and gold assay results from its Mountain Home Project in the Northern Territory, significantly expanding the known mineralised area and setting the stage for drilling in 2026.

E79 Gold Mines has executed a binding agreement to acquire a majority stake in the Cue Gold Project, a highly prospective asset in Western Australia's Murchison region, backed by a successful $3 million capital raise to fast-track exploration.

E79 Gold Mines has reported significant gold intercepts from reconnaissance drilling at its Laverton South Project, highlighting the emerging potential of the T14 South gold prospect. These early results suggest a promising new target within a prolific gold belt in Western Australia.

E79 Gold Mines advances its Laverton South drilling program with encouraging gold anomalies while consolidating full ownership and expanding the Mountain Home project in the Northern Territory, supported by government grants.

E79 Gold Mines Limited reported a solid cash position of AUD 2.11 million at the end of June 2025, balancing ongoing exploration costs with fresh financing inflows. The quarterly cash flow report reveals how the company is managing its funding amid active gold exploration.