Latest Geological Modeling News

New Hope Corporation has updated its 2025 coal resources and reserves, highlighting a significant increase at West Muswellbrook due to a new geological model, while overall reserves remain steady.

Forrestania Resources is set to begin a two-phase drilling program at its Hyden Project following regulatory approval and the settlement of legal disputes over tenements.

Solstice Minerals is set to commence a maiden 5,000m drilling program at its Nanadie Copper-Gold Project in Western Australia, aiming to significantly expand its current mineral resource. The initial phase targets lateral and depth extensions of a substantial copper-gold system with promising geological indicators.

Clara Resources has upgraded the Ashford coking coal project’s resource classification to Measured status, reinforcing confidence in the deposit and setting the stage for a Pre-Feasibility Study to validate mining and financial assumptions.

GBM Resources has regained 100% ownership of the Mt Coolon Gold Project after Newmont's exit, consolidating its position in Queensland's Drummond Basin with a substantial gold resource and promising exploration targets.

Lunnon Metals reports robust high-grade gold assay results from its Lady Herial deposit, underpinning a low-risk open pit development opportunity within the Kambalda Gold & Nickel Project.

Noronex Limited’s maiden diamond drilling at the Fiesta Copper Project in Namibia has validated multiple copper mineralised zones, setting the stage for a significant upcoming drilling campaign funded by South32.

Golden Deeps Ltd has identified further high-grade copper mineralisation at its Graceland Critical Metals Prospect in Namibia, with new channel sampling revealing extensive mineralised zones. An upcoming Induced Polarisation survey aims to pinpoint drilling targets for critical metals including copper, silver, and germanium.

Pacgold’s latest drilling at the Alice River Gold Project reveals high-grade gold intersections, including visible gold up to 42.3 g/t, supporting a potential Mineral Resource Estimate upgrade. Regional drilling continues with promising targets ahead.

Litchfield Minerals reports assays confirming up to 35% manganese with a hydrothermal signature at Lucy Creek 2, Northern Territory, signaling a potentially larger manganese system. Planned geophysical surveys and drilling in 2026 aim to unlock further resource potential.

Catalyst Metals has doubled its gold Reserves at the Plutonic Belt to 1.5 million ounces, underpinning a bold plan to double annual production to 200,000 ounces over the next decade.

Critical Resources has acquired 90% of the Rock and Pillar prospecting permit, consolidating a strategic 10km strike along the prospective Cap Burn Fault in New Zealand ahead of a planned drill program.