Latest Bygoo Tin Project News

Caspin Resources has reported its strongest Bygoo tin intersection to date, while early test work points to 83.8% tin recovery into a high-grade concentrate. The gains come with familiar exploration-stage caveats: a $5.70 million annual loss, $5.03 million of operating cash outflow and continued reliance on equity funding.

Caspin Resources has identified an 800-metre tungsten soil anomaly at Taylors Hill, where historical drilling returned high-grade tin and tungsten intersections. The results broaden the Bygoo Project beyond its established tin focus, although the strongest evidence remains untested historical data.

Caspin Resources has revealed promising new exploration targets at its Bygoo Tin Project in NSW, alongside ongoing drilling at the Kelpie Deposit, pointing to significant district-scale discovery potential near the historic Ardlethan Mine.

Caspin Resources has delivered new high-grade tin results from the Kelpie Deposit, including a standout 3m intercept at 9.32% tin, extending mineralisation beyond the current resource and pointing to significant growth potential.

Caspin Resources has delivered its best-ever tin intersection at the Kelpie Deposit within the Bygoo Tin Project, reporting 20m at 2.11% tin outside the current resource envelope, signaling strong potential for resource expansion.

Caspin Resources has pinpointed a compelling new drill target, the Moss Prospect, just 1km from its Kelpie tin deposit in NSW, with geophysical and geochemical signatures mirroring those of the existing resource. Drilling is set to commence shortly, following ongoing resource expansion work at Kelpie.

Caspin Resources has identified a significant new tin mineralised zone, the Errol’s Fault Zone, outside the existing resource at its Kelpie Deposit. Early drilling shows promising grades and thickness, with follow-up work underway to define extensions.

Caspin Resources has reported substantial down-plunge extensions of high-grade tin mineralisation at its Kelpie Deposit in New South Wales, pushing the resource envelope by more than 75 metres and doubling the strike length of the Stewart Fault Zone.

Caspin Resources has agreed to sell its entire Mount Squires Project interest to Agrimin Limited, receiving shares, options, performance rights, and a royalty, while concentrating on advancing its high-grade Bygoo Tin Project in New South Wales.

Caspin Resources has reported strong high-grade tin assay results from the first 11 holes of its 2026 drilling campaign at the Kelpie Deposit, part of the Bygoo Tin Project in NSW, confirming mineralisation beyond the current resource envelope and supporting potential resource growth.

Caspin Resources accelerates exploration at its Bygoo Tin Project with promising new targets identified through an innovative Induced Polarisation survey and expanding drilling programs.

Caspin Resources has successfully completed a $6 million placement and exercised options, bolstering its position in promising Australian mineral projects focused on tin and gold.