Latest Geochemical Survey News

Evergold Minerals has identified a significant new gold target at its Mt Monger project, with soil sampling and gravity surveys revealing an 800-metre gold anomaly at the Gladiator Prospect. Planned drilling aims to test this promising structurally controlled gold system.

Haranga Resources is set to launch a 4,000-metre reverse circulation drilling program at its Ibel South Gold Project in Senegal, aiming to extend high-grade gold mineralisation at depth and explore fresh anomalies identified by termite mound sampling.

Many Peaks Minerals has compiled and verified extensive historical exploration data for its Ferké South Gold Project in Côte d’Ivoire, revealing promising shallow gold mineralisation along a 37km corridor. The company is poised to commence follow-up drilling pending final permit approval.

S2 Resources has identified significant gold-arsenic and gold-antimony soil anomalies at its Silver Spoon project in Victoria, signalling promising exploration potential near major regional mines.

GoldArc Resources has kicked off two major drilling campaigns at its Leonora South Gold Project, aiming to expand and de-risk its existing gold resource base through a strategic partnership and innovative funding model.

North Stawell Minerals has launched a 2,000-2,500m air core drilling program targeting high-grade gold zones at its Victorian Darlington and Caledonia projects, following promising earlier results.

Albion Resources has secured an option to acquire the Gidgee Gold Project in Western Australia’s prolific Gum Creek Greenstone Belt, unlocking significant exploration potential backed by strong historical drilling results.

Prominence Energy has begun preparatory work for its first geochemical survey in South Australia's PEL 803, aiming to detect natural hydrogen and helium as part of the Gawler Hydrogen Project.

TechGen Metals has commenced drilling at its Mt Boggola Project in Western Australia, focusing on four promising copper and gold targets identified by geophysical and geochemical surveys. The campaign aims to unlock shallow mineralisation with a combination of reverse circulation and diamond drilling.

Askari Metals reports strong Phase 1 trenching results at its 100%-owned Uis Project in Namibia, confirming significant polymetallic mineralisation including tin, lithium oxide, tantalum, rubidium, and caesium. The company plans reverse circulation drilling in Q2 2026 to further define the resource.

Kuniko Limited has identified multiple walk-up drill targets at its Gladstone West prospect in NSW, supported by strong gold-silver soil geochemistry and high-grade rock-chip results. Concurrently, Phase 1 drilling is underway at the Commonwealth Project, aiming to extend known mineralisation within a district-scale system.

North Stawell Minerals’ latest surface geochemistry results at Caledonia reveal a coherent gold anomaly aligned with the Darlington-Caledonia trend, boosting confidence in high-grade mineralisation potential beneath shallow cover.