Latest Geophysical Anomalies News

Patriot Resources has extended its copper exploration corridor in Zambia by 5.5km, identifying two new high-priority IOCG-style targets that could signal a multi-centre mineralised system.

Unity Metals has struck significant gold mineralisation in its maiden drill hole at the O’Phlay Gold Project, intersecting 40 metres at 1.9 g/t gold including a high-grade 5 metres at 10.5 g/t. The discovery points to a promising intrusion-related gold system open at depth and along strike.

Mandrake Resources has secured key agreements to produce lithium brine from its Utah project and plans a significant drilling campaign in Australia, supported by strong cash reserves.

Hillgrove Resources boosted copper production and cash flow in the June quarter, hitting a 1.8Mtpa run rate at Kanmantoo and securing approval for the Emily Star underground development.

Neometals Ltd has restarted exploration drilling at its Barrambie Project in Western Australia, focusing on expanding known copper and gold mineralisation at the Rinaldi and Ironclad deposits.

Odyssey Gold has unveiled high-grade gold hits at the new Shackle target and reinforced mineralisation continuity at Bollard within its Tuckanarra Project, signalling fresh resource growth potential.

Dateline Resources has reported strong surface assay results from its Music Valley Heavy Rare Earth Project in California, revealing widespread rare earth mineralisation with grades up to 7.13% TREO across three target zones.

Red Hill Minerals has kicked off a 1,200 metre diamond drilling campaign targeting a strong off-hole conductor at its recently expanded Anabama copper-gold project in South Australia, aiming to extend known mineralisation along a now 25-kilometre shear zone.

FMR Resources’ ongoing IP survey at La Martuca within the La Lorena Project has revealed two significant sulphide chargeability anomalies, enhancing the case for a large-scale copper-gold system and setting the stage for drilling in late 2026.

G11 Resources has confirmed a significant 90m zone of hydrothermal alteration at its Zig Zag target in Tasmania, with further drilling and surveys underway to test the open-ended geophysical anomaly.

Magnum Mining has secured Jack Lifton, a globally recognised rare earth expert, to steer business development as it advances its Piracanjuba North drilling campaign in Brazil.

Antipa Minerals has pushed the Fiama North lode to 160 metres strike and 200 metres depth at its Minyari Project, delivering promising gold-copper assay results and advancing a major 41,000-metre drilling campaign.