Latest Geophysical Survey News

Orbminco Limited has executed a binding agreement to acquire the Majestic North Gold Project in Western Australia and commenced maiden drilling, marking a significant step in its growth strategy.

Askari Metals has identified significant high-grade copper mineralisation in historic drilling at its newly acquired Nejo Gold Project in Ethiopia, revealing promising exploration upside in a prolific mineral belt.

Hillgrove Resources reported operational gains and exploration success in Q2 2025, despite lower copper output due to grade variability. The Nugent acceleration project is progressing ahead of schedule, setting the stage for increased throughput and cost efficiencies in 2026.

Miramar Resources has uncovered high-grade gold mineralisation extending 75 metres beyond its tenement boundary at the 8 Mile target near Kalgoorlie, signalling promising expansion potential for its Gidji JV Project.

S2 Resources reports a notable gold-arsenic-antimony anomaly from reconnaissance drilling at Fosterville, setting the stage for targeted follow-up exploration. Meanwhile, drilling at Glenlogan advances with assays pending, and Warraweena prepares for initial drill testing.

Talisman Mining ramps up exploration in New South Wales with new gold targets and advances its Mabel Creek IOCG project in South Australia, supported by strong financials and ongoing drilling programs.

AusQuest Limited has identified two promising deep geophysical targets at its Coober Pedy IOCG Project in South Australia, advancing exploration in a world-class mineral province under a strategic alliance with South32.

Cosmo Metals has unveiled a newly defined +4km volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) target corridor at its Bingara Project in NSW, revealing high-grade copper mineralisation and extensive historic workings with no prior drilling.

Bayan Mining and Minerals has identified promising rare earth and gold mineralisation targets at its Desert Star Project in California using advanced satellite imagery analysis. The findings set the stage for imminent fieldwork and geophysical surveys.

West Cobar Metals has identified promising new copper, antimony, and silver targets at its Bulla Park project, supported by advanced geological and geophysical analysis. The company plans priority drilling to explore these zones and potentially expand its resource base.

Bryah Resources has exercised its option to acquire the Golden Pike Project in New Brunswick, revealing significant high-grade antimony and gold mineralisation potential supported by historical data and recent drilling.

Solstice Minerals reports robust drilling results at its Yarri Gold Project and identifies significant resource extension targets at Nanadie Copper-Gold Project, supported by a $2.1 million strategic placement and a key board appointment.