Latest Litchfield Minerals (ASX:LMS) News

Litchfield Minerals has intersected approximately 46 metres of disseminated copper-iron sulphides at its VT1 conductor in the Northern Territory, initiating a detailed downhole electromagnetic survey to refine drilling targets and accelerate exploration.

Litchfield Minerals has raised $6 million from top-tier institutional investors to accelerate exploration at its promising Oonagalabi copper-zinc prospect in Australia's Northern Territory.

Litchfield Minerals has intersected significant massive sulphides at the VT2 target within its Oonagalabi Project, extending the mineralised strike length to over 4km. The company is now shifting focus to the stronger VT1 conductor, promising further exploration upside.

Litchfield Minerals has addressed ASX concerns over recent share price spikes, confirming active drilling at its Oonagalabi project and requesting a trading halt pending assay results.

Litchfield Minerals reports a significant copper-zinc sulphide intersection exceeding 100 metres at its Oonagalabi Project, while clarifying and withdrawing previous copper equivalent guidance pending metallurgical validation.

Litchfield Minerals has reported a significant copper-zinc sulphide intercept exceeding 100 metres at its Oonagalabi Project, with ongoing drilling targeting major geophysical anomalies that could expand the resource.

Litchfield Minerals has confirmed a continuous mineralised strike of over 3km at its Oonagalabi Formation, revealing new copper, zinc, and silver zones. Upcoming drilling and geophysical surveys aim to test the system’s extensions and depth potential.

Litchfield Minerals has successfully raised $1.5 million through an oversubscribed placement and share purchase plan, fueling an ambitious 14-hole drilling campaign at its flagship Oonagalabi Project.

Litchfield Minerals is set to commence a major Phase 2 drilling program at its Oonagalabi Project, aiming to unlock a potentially world-class base metals system through targeted geophysical anomalies. The campaign will test a dual mineralisation model combining SEDEX-style and intrusive gold-bismuth signatures.

Litchfield Minerals reports assays confirming up to 35% manganese with a hydrothermal signature at Lucy Creek 2, Northern Territory, signaling a potentially larger manganese system. Planned geophysical surveys and drilling in 2026 aim to unlock further resource potential.

Litchfield Minerals has identified significant copper mineralisation above key VTEM conductors at its Oonagalabi Project, expanding the known system by over 1km and preparing for a major drilling campaign.

Litchfield Minerals' recent VTEM survey at the Oonagalabi project has identified five conductor clusters with fourteen Priority 1 sulphide targets, setting the stage for a significant drilling campaign starting mid-September.