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LinQ Minerals reports consistent high-grade gold and copper mineralisation over a 300m strike at its Dam deposit, with further drilling planned to expand the resource.

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LinQ Minerals has reported a significant drill result from its Dam deposit within the Gilmore Project, confirming a continuous zone of shallow, high-grade gold and copper mineralisation. The latest hole returned 142 metres at 1.01 grams per tonne gold equivalent, reinforcing the deposit’s potential.

LinQ Minerals has reported a significant 144m intercept grading 1.0g/t gold equivalent at The Dam, near its Gidginbung open pit in New South Wales, confirming continuous high-grade mineralisation over a 300m strike. Further assay results are pending, underscoring the potential of the Gilmore Project's southern zone.

LinQ Minerals has reported significant high-grade gold intersections extending mineralisation well beyond the Gidginbung open pit, confirming the system remains open for expansion. These results underpin plans for an expanded exploration campaign at the Gilmore Project in New South Wales.

LinQ Minerals has kicked off maiden drilling at its Gidginbung gold deposit, delivering significant high-grade gold and copper intercepts and uncovering a new porphyry copper-gold target, marking a major step in its Gilmore Project exploration.

LinQ Minerals reports standout maiden drilling results at its Gidginbung Gold Project, revealing significant high-grade gold and copper mineralisation that could reshape the Gilmore Project’s prospects.

LinQ Minerals has identified compelling geochemical and geophysical indicators of a significant porphyry copper-gold system just north of its Gidginbung resource in New South Wales, setting the stage for a new phase of exploration.

LinQ Minerals has kicked off a significant +16,000m drilling campaign at its Gidginbung gold deposit, marking the first exploration there since 2001 and aiming to unlock deeper and extended mineralisation within the Gilmore Project.

LinQ Minerals Limited has filed a Replacement Prospectus for its IPO to raise up to $10 million, anchored by its 100%-owned Gilmore Project in NSW with a substantial 2024 Mineral Resource Estimate. The company aims to advance exploration and development of this significant gold-copper asset in a tier-1 jurisdiction.