Latest Gateway Mining News

Gateway Mining has reported a year of aggressive expansion across Western Australia, led by new gold discoveries at Yandal and a sharp increase in exploration spending. The company remains loss-making and pre-revenue, but entered the new financial year with a larger funding base after a further $45 million placement.

Gateway Mining has identified a 3km undrilled gold target at Pewy, where geophysical features and nearby aircore results resemble the setting that preceded its Cowza discovery. First-pass drilling is scheduled for early October, backed by the company’s recently completed $45 million placement.

Gateway Mining has secured firm commitments for a A$45 million placement, including A$20 million from Jupiter Asset Management, to fund an aggressive exploration campaign at its Yandal Gold Project. The raising follows a high-grade Cowza result and will issue 562.5 million new shares at a discount to market.

Gateway Mining's recent aircore drilling has unveiled a substantial 7-kilometre gold mineralised corridor at the Ward Prospect, expanding the known mineralisation footprint within its Yandal Gold Project and positioning Ward as a significant new target adjacent to the Cowza gold system.

Gateway Mining has stretched its Cowza gold mineralisation to 4.5 kilometres, unveiling continuous high-grade zones and reinforcing the Yandal Project’s emerging gold camp potential. Celia South also shines with a standout 9.7g/t intercept, as RC drilling ramps up to test mineralisation depth.

Gateway Mining has kicked off a 2,400-sample soil program across 50 kilometres of structural corridors at Glenburgh South, aiming to replicate the success of Benz Mining’s Glenburgh gold discovery. The program follows detailed magnetic surveys and targets key shear zones with results expected later this quarter.

Strickland Metals has boosted its Rogozna Project mineral resources to 9.25 million ounces gold equivalent, driven by a 50% increase at the Gradina deposit and a maiden indicated resource at Shanac. Metallurgical tests confirm strong gold recoveries, while drilling delays at Shanac temper near-term exploration progress.

Gateway Mining has ramped up exploration at its Cowza gold discovery with a second RC rig, confirming continuous high-grade gold mineralisation along a 3.5-kilometre strike that remains open in multiple directions.

Gateway Mining has expanded its Cowza gold discovery in Western Australia to 3.5 kilometres of continuous high-grade mineralisation, reinforcing the prospect’s potential as a major new gold system within the Yandal Project.

Gateway Mining has extended the Cowza gold mineralisation footprint within its Yandal Project from 800 metres to 2.5 kilometres, uncovering consistent high-grade gold intercepts in fresh rock and preparing for deeper drilling to define the system's scale.

Gateway Mining has kicked off reverse circulation drilling at its Yandal Gold Project, targeting major mineralised footprints identified by extensive aircore drilling. The company is deploying multiple rigs to rapidly delineate high-potential zones ahead of resource definition.

Gateway Mining’s initial aircore drilling at Great Western reveals a 4km gold-mineralised dolerite unit with high-grade silver zones, indicating a broad hydrothermal system with significant exploration upside.