Latest Geophysical Surveying News

C29 Metals bolstered its Kazakhstan multi-mineral project with a new tenement grant and appointed Dr Robert Stuart as Chief Geoscientist, while maintaining a solid cash position of $1.674 million at quarter end.

Cullen Resources Limited reported significant progress in its gold exploration portfolio for the March 2025 quarter, including exercising an option to acquire 90% of the Yardilla Project and planning extensive drilling campaigns across multiple joint ventures.

LCL Resources has struck a binding agreement to divest its Colombian projects for A$10 million plus royalties, while unveiling a maiden 831,000-ounce gold resource at its Kusi project in Papua New Guinea.

HyTerra Ltd has commenced drilling at its flagship Nemaha Project in Kansas and reported promising hydrogen and helium gas compositions from its Geneva Project in Nebraska, underscoring its leadership in natural hydrogen exploration in the US.

Legacy Minerals has significantly upgraded its Drake Project resource to 0.8 million ounces gold-equivalent and reported a robust Stage 1 Scoping Study, setting the stage for potential production growth. Exploration momentum continues across its NSW portfolio with ongoing drilling and geophysical surveys.

Western Mines Group has reported a landmark Mineral Resource Estimate for its Mulga Tank project, defining the largest nickel sulphide deposit in Australia with over 5.3 million tonnes of contained nickel. The resource remains open for expansion, supported by ongoing metallurgical testing and government-backed drilling funding.

American West Metals has unveiled a positive Preliminary Economic Analysis for its Storm Copper Project in Canada, outlining a low-cost, 10-year production plan with strong financial returns. The company also secured a strategic funding and offtake partnership with Ocean Partners, while advancing its critical minerals projects in the US.

Red Metal Limited's March 2025 quarterly report reveals robust progress across its rare earth and base metals projects, underpinned by promising drilling results and supportive government funding.

Sunshine Metals has made significant progress at its Ravenswood Consolidated Project with encouraging drilling results on shallow oxide gold targets and new gold-copper prospects, supported by a $3 million placement to fund further exploration.

Infinity Mining has expanded its exploration footprint with a new ~3,000 km² portfolio in Eastern Australia, identifying promising copper and gold targets while progressing divestment talks for its Western Australian assets.

Uvre Limited reported steady progress in its uranium and lithium exploration projects during the March 2025 quarter, completing Phase 2 geophysical surveys and advancing joint venture discussions while maintaining solid cash reserves.

Kingsrose Mining advances its Fennoscandian exploration with high-grade discoveries and strategic acquisition of the Jakon project, supported by robust funding from BHP.