Latest Airborne Geophysics News

PolarX Limited has obtained a US$2 million unsecured loan from its largest shareholder Northern Star Resources to accelerate exploration at its Alaska Range Copper-Gold Project. The funding will support an extensive 2025 drilling and geophysics program targeting resource expansion at the Caribou Dome site.

C29 Metals has secured Category 4 exploration approval for its newly granted eastern tenement in Kazakhstan, advancing its multi-mineral project and gaining strong local community support.

Megado Minerals has completed the acquisition of an 80% stake in the Iberian Copper Project, unlocking nearly 1,000 square kilometres of historic copper and silver mining territory in Spain. The company is accelerating exploration with geological mapping and airborne geophysics ahead of planned drilling later this year.

American West Metals has initiated its 2025 exploration campaign at the Storm Copper Project in Nunavut, targeting multiple high-priority zones with advanced drilling and geophysical surveys. The program aims to expand the project's substantial copper resources and refine its development potential.

Infini Resources is set to resume drilling at its Portland Creek Uranium Project in Q3 2025, following promising early indicators and a seasonal pause. The company also advances exploration with new airborne surveys over its Athabasca Basin projects, positioning itself as a leading junior uranium explorer amid rising nuclear energy interest.

Terra Uranium has completed key airborne geophysics surveys and is gearing up for a coordinated 2025 drilling campaign on its Athabasca Basin projects, positioning itself to benefit from a strengthening uranium market.

GreenX Metals has commenced a fully funded airborne geophysical survey at its Tannenberg Copper Project under the BHP Xplor program, while also securing A$4.6 million through a share placement to bolster its exploration and development efforts.

Greenvale Energy has identified several uranium anomalies across key Northern Territory projects through detailed airborne surveys, setting the stage for extensive ground exploration in 2025.

Tolu Minerals has secured a key exploration license in Papua New Guinea, revealing five fresh copper-gold targets from advanced airborne geophysics, while appointing renowned porphyry expert Doug Kirwin to its advisory board.

White Cliff Minerals has reported further high-grade copper intercepts from its 2025 drilling campaign at the Rae Copper Project in Nunavut, confirming a shallow, open copper system with promising development potential.

C29 Metals has identified several promising multi-commodity exploration targets in Kazakhstan through advanced airborne geophysical surveys, setting the stage for extensive fieldwork and drilling later this year.

QX Resources reported steady progress on its Queensland gold and US lithium brine projects while managing modest cash reserves and exploration expenditure in the March 2025 quarter.