Latest Geochemical Anomalies News

MinRex Resources and Electrum Discovery reveal promising geophysical survey results identifying two concealed copper-gold targets at Timok East, Serbia, bolstering their upcoming merger plans.

Duketon Mining’s December 2025 quarterly report reveals significant gold anomalies across multiple projects and updated nickel resource estimates, underpinning a robust exploration outlook supported by a strong cash position.

EcoGraf’s maiden exploration in Tanzania delivers promising high-grade gold results, including a standout 4.45 g/t sample at Hazina, while a strategic farm-in with AngloGold Ashanti begins on the Golden Eagle project.

Legend Mining has significantly expanded its Pinnacle Well Project, acquiring new tenements and identifying two high-priority gold anomalies, while winding back its Rockford joint venture holdings.

Alchemy Resources is set to begin reverse circulation drilling at its Roe Hills lithium project in Western Australia, following promising aircore results. The drilling forms part of a joint venture with JOGMEC, aiming to unlock significant lithium potential along a major structural trend.

Dalaroo Metals’ maiden sampling at Blue Lagoon reveals a district-scale critical minerals system with high-grade zirconium, hafnium, and rare earth elements over a 2.7km strike. The results validate historical data and position the project as a strategic asset in Greenland’s emerging critical minerals landscape.

AuMEGA Metals has identified strong multi-element geochemical anomalies at the Isle aux Morts Granite, transforming this previously overlooked intrusion into a key focus for its 2026 exploration program.

Midas Minerals has reported a significant new high-grade copper and silver find at its Spaatzu Prospect within Namibia’s Otavi Copper Project, marking a promising expansion near the established T-13 deposit.

Redcastle Resources has identified 16 promising gold targets across the largely underexplored TBone Belt in Western Australia, leveraging historical data and recent fieldwork to expand its exploration pipeline.

Haranga Resources has confirmed a significant continuous gold mineralised trend exceeding 800 metres at its Ibel South Gold Project in Senegal, with plans for deeper drilling in early 2026 to explore high-grade zones and untested anomalies.

AusQuest Limited’s recent reconnaissance drilling at its Mt Davis Project in Western Australia has revealed promising lead, copper, and silver anomalies, suggesting potential for sediment-hosted base metal deposits.

Pacgold’s initial drilling at the St George Project in Queensland confirms multiple thick zones of high-grade antimony, revealing a province-scale opportunity spanning over 20km. With further assays pending, the project positions Pacgold strategically in a critical and constrained antimony market.