Latest Geochemical Anomalies News

IGO Limited’s subsidiary has confirmed its commitment to Stage 2 of the farm-in at the Bridgetown-Greenbushes Project, pledging $3 million to increase its ownership to 70%. Extensive soil sampling has revealed a significant lithium-tantalum-niobium-cesium anomaly, underpinning the project's promising exploration outlook.

Prospech Limited has significantly increased its Jokikangas project tenure in northern Finland, targeting critical minerals like yttrium and niobium amid soaring European prices. The expansion positions the company strongly within a Tier-1 mining jurisdiction as it plans initial exploration activities.

Lightning Minerals Ltd is set to launch a fully funded Phase 2 drilling campaign at its Mt Turner Gold Project in Queensland, following Phase 1 success that revealed a large mineralised system along a 12km strike of the Drummer Fault.

Tambourah Metals advances exploration at its Bryah Gold Project with new geophysical surveys, soil sampling, and heritage agreements, setting the stage for drilling in 2026.

Solara Minerals has initiated a 2,800m drilling campaign at its Degrussa West Project, targeting promising gold-copper zones near the renowned Degrussa Mine, supported by recent government funding.

Platina Resources has nearly doubled its presence in Western Australia's Laverton gold district by acquiring the Mt Morgans South Gold Project, strategically positioned near major gold operations. This move enhances Platina’s exploration potential and aligns with its recent acquisitions in the region.

Altair Minerals has identified three critical structural zones at its South Oko project, highlighting promising targets for gold mineralisation that mirror major deposits in the Guiana Shield. This breakthrough advances the company’s exploration strategy ahead of planned geophysical surveys and drilling.

Solis Minerals has secured drilling permits for its Cinto Copper Project in southern Peru, setting the stage for a maiden diamond drilling campaign targeting promising geochemical and geophysical anomalies near major copper mines.

Evolution Energy Minerals reports steady progress in its soil sampling program at the Chikundo Copper Project in Tanzania, with over 600 samples collected to date as it advances toward a 2026 drilling campaign.

Koba Resources has reported exceptionally high tin grades up to 21.3% from initial sampling at its Mt Garnet Tin-Tungsten Project, Queensland, confirming a large, underexplored soil anomaly and advancing plans for drilling in early 2026.

Enegex Limited has launched power auger drilling and trenching programs on its key permits in Côte d’Ivoire, following promising gold-in-soil anomalies and historical data. Four permit applications have also been approved, setting the stage for aircore drilling in early 2026.

Basin Energy has expanded its Sybella-Barkly rare earth elements and uranium project by securing an additional 183 km² exploration permit, increasing its landholding to 6,140 km². Ongoing drilling targets sediment-hosted and clay-hosted mineralisation with promising early progress.