Latest Airborne Geophysics News

Legacy Minerals reports multiple high-priority exploration targets at Mt Carrington with drilling underway and a metallurgical study initiated, alongside encouraging assay results at Thomson and a major PGE drill campaign at Fontenoy.

Reedy Lagoon Corporation is gearing up for initial drilling at its Burracoppin Gold Project while actively seeking a joint venture partner for its Burracoppin Iron Project, maintaining a cautious cash position of just under $80,000.

Kingsrose Mining advances exploration in Norway’s Finnmark region with new geophysical anomalies, while navigating permitting challenges in Finland and focusing on strategic M&A under new leadership.

PolarX advances its Alaska and Nevada exploration projects with a $5.1 million capital raise and a significant joint venture deal with Northern Star Resources, unlocking up to US$39 million in staged funding.

Kuniko Limited has initiated a detailed 328 line-kilometre airborne geophysical survey at its Commonwealth Gold–Silver Project in NSW, aiming to refine drill targets with advanced imaging technology. This marks a key step in advancing exploration within the prolific Lachlan Fold Belt.

Dome Gold Mines reports steady progress on its Sigatoka heavy mineral sands project despite delays in a government-led river desilting program, while exploring funding options for its Nadrau copper-gold project in Fiji.

Megado Minerals has secured all seven exploration permits for its flagship Iberian Copper Project in Northern Spain, advancing geological mapping and planning airborne geophysics and maiden drilling. The company also raised A$780,000 through an institutional placement and appointed a new independent director.

Galan Lithium has secured new exploration licences adjacent to the world-class Greenbushes lithium mine, setting the stage for a targeted Australian exploration program alongside its flagship Argentine projects.

Basin Energy has confirmed substantial uranium mineralisation across three key projects in northern Sweden, validating historical data and positioning itself ahead of the anticipated lifting of Sweden's uranium exploration ban in 2026.

Askari Metals has completed the sale of its Australian subsidiary First Western Gold, including the Burracoppin Gold Project, to Forrestania Resources, enabling a strategic pivot to its African exploration assets.

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.

Infini Resources has significantly expanded its landholding at the Portland Creek Uranium Project in Newfoundland by 68%, staking 410 new mineral claims. Early drilling results reveal encouraging uranium and molybdenum mineralisation, setting the stage for further exploration.