Latest Litchfield Minerals (ASX:LMS) News

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.

Litchfield Minerals Limited has launched a $1.5 million capital raising to fast-track exploration at its Northern Territory copper-zinc projects, including the advanced Oonagalabi asset. Recent drilling and geophysical surveys highlight promising mineralisation and near-term growth potential.

Litchfield Minerals has successfully raised $500,000 through a targeted placement and is launching a $1 million Security Purchase Plan to fund upcoming drilling campaigns and working capital needs.

Litchfield Minerals has confirmed a large copper-zinc system and uncovered a new gold-bismuth mineralisation style at its Northern Territory Oonagalabi Project, supported by government grants and ongoing exploration.

Litchfield Minerals reports promising early exploration results at its Lucy Creek 2 manganese prospect, revealing high-grade manganese and elevated base metals indicative of a hydrothermal system. Concurrently, refined exploration at Oonagalabi targets gold-bismuth mineralisation with government-backed drilling planned.

Litchfield Minerals has won three Northern Territory government grants totaling $255,743, boosting exploration at Lucy Creek and Oonagalabi projects and validating its technical approach.

Litchfield Minerals has revealed compelling assay results from its Phase 1 drilling at the Oonagalabi Project, confirming a large polymetallic copper-zinc system alongside a newly identified gold-silver-bismuth mineralisation linked to the Bomb Diggity magnetic intrusion.

Litchfield Minerals has launched a detailed ground gravity survey over the Bomb Diggity target at its Oonagalabi permit, aiming to refine subsurface geological models and guide upcoming drilling campaigns.

Litchfield Minerals has confirmed a substantial expansion of the Oonagalabi base metal system, extending its geochemical footprint beyond 3km. The company is gearing up for an aggressive 2025 exploration campaign, including geophysical surveys and drilling, despite potential weather-related delays.