Latest White Cliff Minerals (Asx:Wcn) News

White Cliff Minerals expands its Rae Copper Project in Nunavut with 1.75km of confirmed sedimentary copper mineralisation and identifies promising new geophysical anomalies for future drilling.

White Cliff Minerals has identified multiple high-priority copper targets along the 10km Teshierpi Fault Zone at its Rae Copper Project in Nunavut, Canada, following a comprehensive 2025 airborne electromagnetic survey. The findings extend known mineralisation at Danvers and set the stage for follow-up drilling in early 2026.

White Cliff Minerals has reported significant copper assay results from its maiden diamond drilling campaign at the Stark and Hulk prospects in Nunavut, Canada, reinforcing the potential of a large sediment-hosted copper system. The company plans to advance exploration with a Spring 2026 drilling program following promising geophysical data.

White Cliff Minerals has significantly expanded the Danvers 1 copper mineralisation footprint at its Rae Copper Project in Nunavut, Canada, more than doubling strike length and confirming mineralisation beyond 400 metres depth. This milestone sets the stage for a maiden JORC resource in 2026 and highlights promising regional exploration potential.

White Cliff Minerals has strategically acquired the Bornite Lake prospect, consolidating its Rae Copper Project tenure in Nunavut and gaining access to historic high-grade copper mineralisation. This acquisition completes the company’s control over a key 50km strike along the Herb Dixon fault, setting the stage for unified exploration efforts.

White Cliff Minerals has strategically acquired the Bornite Lake prospect, consolidating its Rae Copper Project tenure in Nunavut and gaining access to historic high-grade copper mineralisation. This acquisition completes the company’s control over a key 50km strike along the Herb Dixon fault, setting the stage for unified exploration efforts.

White Cliff Minerals has significantly expanded the known mineralisation at its Rae Copper-Silver Project in Canada, revealing new high-grade copper zones and extending the Danvers deposit strike by over 35%.

White Cliff Minerals has confirmed sediment-hosted copper mineralisation at its Rae Copper Project in Nunavut, Canada, with diamond drilling revealing multiple copper styles and promising grades. The discovery points to a fertile system with clear pathways to higher-grade zones.

White Cliff Minerals has announced a significant new high-grade copper and silver discovery at its Danvers 2 prospect within the Rae Copper Project, extending mineralisation over 4 kilometres along the Teshierpi Fault Zone. This breakthrough is supported by robust drilling results and preliminary geophysical data, pointing to a larger mineralised system than previously known.

White Cliff Minerals has revealed promising airborne geophysical data identifying multiple new high-priority copper targets adjacent to the Danvers deposit in Nunavut, signaling significant exploration upside at the Rae Copper Project.

White Cliff Minerals has reported significant new high-grade copper and silver intersections from its 2025 summer drilling at the Danvers prospect, expanding mineralisation beyond historic boundaries at the Rae Copper Project in Nunavut.

White Cliff Minerals has unveiled assay results from its 2025 drilling campaign at the Danvers prospect, significantly extending the known high-grade copper mineralisation and revealing new geophysical targets that promise further discoveries.