Latest Geochemical Sampling News

Equinox Resources has obtained a crucial exploration permit for its Alturas Antimony Project in British Columbia, paving the way for a comprehensive 2025 field program and potential bulk sampling. This milestone advances the company’s strategy amid rising North American demand for critical minerals.

Australasian Metals Limited has identified significant chargeability anomalies at its May Queen Gold Project, suggesting promising sulphide mineralisation and supporting previous drilling results. The company plans targeted drilling to validate these new geophysical targets.

Ballymore Resources has won $400,000 in Queensland government grants to accelerate exploration at its Dittmer Project, targeting significant copper-gold porphyry systems beneath historic mines.

Piche Resources has received formal environmental approval to begin its maiden drilling campaign at the Cerro Chacon gold-silver project in Argentina, targeting a 14 km mineralised corridor with 57 planned drill holes.

Dateline Resources reports promising geochemical anomalies at its Colosseum Gold-REE Project in California, hinting at extensions to the known gold mineralisation and reinforcing rare earth element prospects.

Greenvale Energy has completed extensive airborne magnetic and radiometric surveys over its Northern Territory uranium projects, setting the stage for targeted exploration and drilling.

Askari Metals has launched Phase I exploration on its EPL 7626 licence at the Uis Project in Namibia, aiming to uncover polymetallic mineralisation including lithium, tin, and tantalum. The program leverages advanced remote sensing and rapid on-site analysis technologies to identify buried pegmatite targets.

Great Boulder Resources has confirmed new gold discoveries at its Side Well South project and extended the Eaglehawk deposit by 200 metres, reinforcing the potential for resource growth at its flagship Side Well Gold Project in Western Australia.

Delta Lithium has significantly expanded its Yinnetharra Lithium and Tantalum Project by acquiring the Aston Project, adding 1,750 square kilometres to its tenure and reinforcing its dominant position in Western Australia's Upper Gascoyne region.

Tempest Minerals has enhanced geochemical sampling at its Sanity Prospect within the Yalgoo Project, confirming a robust gold anomaly and setting the stage for targeted drilling.

Duketon Mining has advanced exploration activities at its Killarney and Barlee gold projects, with new sampling and drilling programs underway pending approvals.

Power Minerals Limited has entered a strategic partnership with Brazilian miner EDEM to advance the high-grade Santa Anna Niobium Carbonatite Project in Goiás, Brazil, aiming to accelerate exploration and development through shared expertise and cost efficiencies.