Latest Geophysical Anomalies News

American West Metals has successfully raised A$5.9 million as part of a broader A$14.4 million funding package to advance its Storm Copper Project in Canada, aiming to fast-track exploration and development activities.

Godolphin Resources has revealed promising high-grade gold and copper assays from two new prospects outside its established Lewis Ponds resource, signaling significant potential for resource expansion.

Kingsrose Mining advances its exploration efforts in Norway’s Finnmark region with increased backing from BHP, while winding down its Central Finland alliance. The company also secures an option to acquire the promising Gallujavri nickel-copper-PGE project.

Buxton Resources has secured key contracts and is set to commence its inaugural drilling program at the Centurion IOCG Project in Western Australia's West Arunta region this June, targeting a significant geophysical anomaly.

American West Metals is launching a comprehensive 2025 exploration campaign at its Storm Copper Project in Nunavut, targeting resource expansion and new discoveries along a 110km copper belt.

True North Copper has completed a significant drilling campaign at the Great Australia Mine and initiated a major exploration program at Mt Oxide, targeting new copper mineralisation outside existing resources.

Zinc of Ireland NL has kicked off its inaugural drilling campaign at the Mt Clere project in Western Australia, targeting the large and previously untested ‘Robin 21’ geophysical anomaly. This move revives interest in a site last partially explored by BHP nearly three decades ago.

Tasman Resources Ltd has announced a renounceable pro-rata rights issue aiming to raise up to $3.68 million to finance exploration drilling at its Parkinson Dam project and reduce shareholder debt. Major shareholders plan to fully subscribe, using loan repayments to offset their entitlements.

Codrus Minerals has identified multiple high-priority gold, copper, and molybdenum targets at its Bull Run Gold Project in Oregon through integrated geophysical and geochemical analysis, setting the stage for imminent drilling campaigns.

DeSoto Resources has initiated diamond drilling at its 100%-owned Fenton South Au-Cu Project in the Northern Territory, targeting a large, untested geophysical anomaly. The company also prepares to begin drilling at its fully permitted Spectrum Project, aiming to unlock multiple high-priority mineralisation targets.

Somerset Minerals has significantly expanded its footprint in Nunavut’s Coppermine copper region, acquiring 458 km² to become the largest landholder and gearing up for a maiden drilling campaign.

Antares Metals has kicked off a second phase of RC drilling at its Surprise Copper Project in Queensland, targeting new geophysical anomalies and high-grade zones to expand mineralisation.