Latest Airborne Geophysics News

Kingsrose Mining’s December quarter report reveals steady progress in its Finnmark exploration alliance and a significant permitting hurdle at its Penikat project in Finland. The company maintains a solid cash position as it plans for 2026 drilling campaigns.

Dome Gold Mines has reported a significant construction sand resource at its Sigatoka project in Fiji and is progressing its feasibility study, supported by a proposed $7 million convertible note raise.

Magnum Mining & Exploration has accelerated its rare earth elements (REE) exploration with new drilling programs in Brazil and the acquisition of the Wet Mountains REE Project in Colorado, backed by a $7 million capital raise.

Killi Resources has intensified exploration at its Mt Rawdon West and West Tanami projects, with detailed soil and rock sampling underway and assay results expected soon. The company remains well-funded to pursue its copper and gold ambitions in Australia’s underexplored mineral provinces.

Megado Minerals is poised to advance its Iberian Copper Project with investigation permits expected early 2026, setting the stage for airborne geophysics and maiden drilling. Meanwhile, the company maintains strong positions in Canadian lithium and gold assets.

Litchfield Minerals is set to commence a comprehensive airborne magnetic and radiometric survey over its Lucy Creek Project in the Northern Territory, aiming to unlock high-grade manganese potential in an underexplored sedimentary basin.

Kingfisher Mining has completed a strategic acquisition of 11 tenements in New South Wales and commenced drilling at the Copper Blow IOCG prospect, while advancing rare earth element exploration in Western Australia.

Nova Minerals’ 2025 drilling at the Korbel Gold Deposit in Alaska reveals a near-surface higher-grade core, supporting a pilot starter pit and promising cost efficiencies through ore sorting.

Koonenberry Gold Limited has accelerated its drilling activities at the Enmore Gold Project, reporting multiple visible gold zones and promising assay results that extend mineralisation. Concurrently, the company advances exploration across its Lachlan copper-gold portfolio, backed by a solid cash position.

Infini Resources has expanded its Reitenbach Lake Uranium Project footprint by 31%, adding over 8,900 hectares adjacent to the Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan. The company is preparing for a maiden drill program in Q2 2026 following imminent assay results.

Norwest Minerals has advanced its gold and silver projects with significant drilling campaigns and a strategic focus on its high-grade silver discovery, leveraging soaring silver prices and new geophysical data.

Nova Minerals’ 2025 drilling at the RPM North deposit in Alaska confirms significant eastern extensions and broad near-surface gold zones, underpinning potential resource upgrades ahead of a key Pre-Feasibility Study.