Latest Geochemical Anomalies News

Moho Resources has reported new high-grade gold assays up to 6.98g/t at its Bush Chook Project in Western Australia, extending a mineralised trend to 300 metres and setting the stage for a maiden drill program later this year or early next.

AusQuest has initiated a targeted Reverse Circulation drilling campaign at its Mt Davis project in WA, aiming to test significant VTEM electromagnetic and soil geochemical anomalies for copper, lead, and zinc mineralisation.

Cannindah Resources has kicked off a 6000-metre drilling campaign at its Mt Cannindah project in Queensland, targeting extensions of a substantial copper-gold resource and two large, underexplored porphyry targets.

Legacy Minerals has confirmed significant high-grade gold and silver mineralisation at its Mascotte prospect and commenced diamond drilling at the Battery prospect within the Mt Carrington Project in NSW.

North Stawell Minerals reports compelling high-grade gold grab samples and promising soil geochemistry at its Darlington Project, reinforcing the potential for significant mineralisation along the Darlington-Caledonia trend.

Catalina Resources has identified priority gold targets within its Central Yilgarn Project following an independent review, setting the stage for a comprehensive drilling campaign starting December 2025.

First Au Limited’s initial drilling results at the Nimba Gold Project in Liberia reveal broad zones of gold mineralisation, validating geological models and hinting at significant resource potential.

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.