Latest Assay Results News

Osmond Resources has successfully intersected a highly prospective mineralized layer in its first drill hole at the Orión EU Critical Minerals Project, advancing its critical minerals exploration in Spain. Assay results are expected by the end of October, with further drilling underway.

Gateway Mining has expanded its aircore drilling campaign at the Yandal Gold Project to 44,000 metres, targeting structurally complex shear zones with high gold potential. A diamond rig is set to commence follow-up drilling shortly.

Felix Gold Limited reports strong new assay results confirming high-grade antimony extensions at its NW Array prospect in Alaska, advancing plans for near-term production aligned with U.S. critical mineral priorities.

Buxton Resources has significantly expanded its Centurion Project in Western Australia, securing a new exploration license and preparing for geophysical surveys following encouraging drillhole assays.

Somerset Minerals reports promising initial assay results from its Coppermine Project in Nunavut, confirming extensive high-grade copper mineralisation and suggesting a growing system at depth.

Asian Battery Metals PLC’s latest Phase 3 drilling results at the Yambat Project in Mongolia reveal expanded copper-nickel mineralisation and new high-conductance electromagnetic targets, underscoring the district-scale potential of this emerging magmatic sulphide system.

Sarytogan Graphite Limited has reported strong high-grade graphite intersections from its latest drilling campaign in Kazakhstan, reinforcing its position as the world’s highest-grade graphite resource. These results underpin an upcoming resource and reserve upgrade feeding into the ongoing Definitive Feasibility Study.

Krakatoa Resources is rapidly advancing exploration at its Zopkhito Gold and Antimony Project in Georgia, with underground core sampling and a two-rig diamond drilling program targeting a maiden JORC-compliant resource. The project’s strategic location offers a rare European source of critical minerals amid global supply concerns.

Moho Resources has swiftly secured 18 prospecting licences at its Bush Chook Gold Project, setting the stage for maiden drilling by early 2026. The licences cover significant historical gold anomalies, promising a rapid exploration timeline.

DevEx Resources has identified extensive multi-element uranium anomalies at its Murphy West Project in the Northern Territory, showing geochemical parallels to Queensland’s Junnagunna deposit. The company is advancing towards drilling in early 2026 to test these promising targets.

Magmatic Resources has responded to ASX queries over a recent spike in its share price and trading volume, confirming no undisclosed information exists. The company points to pending assay results from its Weebo Gold Project drilling as the likely catalyst for market interest.

Patronus Resources has completed a major surface sampling program at its Pine Creek Project, revealing extensive gold anomalies including a standout 7km by 1.5km target. These findings set the stage for focused drilling campaigns in 2026.