Latest Geochemical Assays News

Western Mines Group reports significant nickel sulphide mineralisation from deep diamond drilling at its Mulga Tank project, reinforcing its vision of a large-scale hybrid nickel system. Drilling will resume in January 2026 to extend these promising results.

Trek Metals has identified a significant high-grade manganese discovery at its Christmas Creek Project, supported by strong gravity anomalies indicating a large concealed mineralised system. Drill planning is underway to test these compelling targets.

Australian Critical Minerals has obtained the final drilling permit for its Flint Project’s Gaya 103 concession in Peru, setting the stage for an imminent diamond drilling campaign targeting a significant high-sulphidation gold-silver system.

DevEx Resources has pinpointed a promising uranium drill target at its Sandfire Prospect, just north of the historic Nabarlek Mine in the Northern Territory. The discovery, based on gravity and geochemical surveys, sets the stage for drilling in 2026 within a globally significant uranium province.

Tivan Limited has revealed promising high-grade copper and gold mineralisation from its maiden surface sampling at the Turiscai Project, marking a significant step in its Timor-Leste exploration strategy.

Pioneer Lithium has identified promising exploration targets at its North Pine Project in Idaho, focusing on critical minerals like tungsten and antimony. The company plans advanced geophysical surveys to refine drill targets and leverage strategic processing opportunities nearby.

Great Dirt Resources has reported rock chip assays revealing manganese grades up to 51.8% at its Basin and Neranghi projects in NSW, underpinning a promising new deposit model and advanced geophysical research.

Pioneer Lithium has significantly expanded its land holdings at Idaho’s North Pine Project and completed its first field exploration program, setting the stage for critical minerals development in a strategic US district.

New Age Exploration advances its Pilbara and New Zealand gold projects with promising geological results and secures $3.75 million to fund further exploration.

Western Mines Group has reported significant nickel sulphide mineralisation in its ongoing Phase 4 drilling at the Mulga Tank Project, alongside securing $3.72 million in fresh capital to accelerate exploration efforts.

Summit Minerals has significantly expanded the soil anomaly footprint at its Equador Niobium Project in Brazil and secured $1.67 million through a placement and fully underwritten rights issue to advance exploration.

Parabellum Resources has received official approvals to start drilling at its Miandetta target within the Redlands Project, aiming to confirm and extend nickel-cobalt mineralisation. The program is slated for completion by December 2025, with results expected early next year.