Latest Geochemical Anomalies News

Solara Minerals has launched a cutting-edge Ultrafine® soil sampling program at its Wilgeena West Project, aiming to pinpoint structural controls of gold mineralisation and generate new drill targets.

Haranga Resources has validated exceptional high-grade gold mineralisation at its Ibel South Gold Project in Senegal through detailed single metre assays, setting the stage for an ambitious 3,000-metre follow-up drilling campaign.

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.

Mount Hope Mining has identified compelling new drill targets at its Mt Hope Project in NSW, following a detailed electromagnetic survey. The company plans a targeted drilling campaign later this year to test these promising zones.

Investigator Resources has secured $10 million through a strategic placement to accelerate development and exploration of its flagship Paris Silver Project, aiming to bring forward silver production and expand drilling across key targets.

Buxton Resources has reported compelling partial leach assay results from its Centurion Project drillhole CN002DD, revealing high silver concentrations alongside elevated base metals, suggesting promising nearby mineralisation.

Critical Resources Limited has initiated its first Reverse Circulation drilling program at the Amoco gold-antimony project in New South Wales, targeting a significant geochemical anomaly with promising high-grade surface samples. The results, expected by mid-November 2025, could unlock new value in a historically mineralized region.

Duketon Mining has launched a second reverse circulation drilling program at its promising Killarney Gold Project, aiming to extend known gold mineralisation and explore new geochemical targets. Assay results are expected within six weeks, potentially shaping the project's next phase.

Terrain Minerals has initiated a low-cost soil sampling program at its Carlindie Lithium Project in the Pilbara, aiming to identify drill-ready lithium targets along a 15-kilometre strike. The project’s strategic location near major lithium deposits and recent discoveries underscores its potential.

Lode Resources has reported promising early exploration results at its Montezuma Silver & Antimony Project in Tasmania, revealing high-grade assays and expanding its land holdings in a critical minerals hotspot.

Stavely Minerals has expanded the gold anomalism footprint at its Fairview South prospect in Victoria, setting the stage for a new phase of drilling following promising soil auger geochemistry and initial RC drill results.