Latest Geophysical Surveys News

Ore Resources Ltd has reported significant high-grade gold intercepts at its Miriam Project, extending mineralisation at Forrest to 850 metres. The company also secured binding options to acquire the Randalls Gold Project and raised A$7.5 million to fund its ambitious 2026 exploration plans.

Cosmo Metals has identified two promising volcanic massive sulphide targets within the Mt Everest – Mona corridor at its Bingara Project, setting the stage for the first drilling campaign in this historically underexplored VMS belt.

Black Horse Mining successfully completed an $8 million IPO and has begun active exploration at its Mt Egerton Gold Project, with drilling results expected by February 2026.

Tali Resources reports promising initial drilling results and identifies new exploration targets at its West Arunta Project, backed by a solid $4.2 million cash reserve.

Octava Minerals has resumed drilling at its Federation Project in Western Tasmania, revealing visible semi-massive sulphides and high-grade polymetallic surface samples that hint at promising mineralisation.

Lunnon Metals reports encouraging assay results from its Hustler prospect, revealing a shallow, thick, and moderately high-grade gold zone. Meanwhile, diamond drilling at the Plentiful prospect is complete, with assays awaited.

Po Valley Energy Limited reported steady gas production and strong cashflows from its Podere Maiar-1 facility during the December 2025 quarter, while completing a major 3D geophysical survey to support future development.

White Cliff Minerals has reported significant progress in its Rae Copper-Silver Project with the discovery of a new high-grade copper zone at Danvers 2 and promising sediment-hosted copper mineralisation at Stark, expanding the potential of the Teshierpi Fault Zone.

Platina Resources has significantly broadened its Laverton exploration footprint through conditional acquisitions and reported encouraging maiden drilling results at its Mt McKenna Project, while bolstering its financial position.

G11 Resources has completed a strategic acquisition and raised $7.5 million to fund exploration drilling targeting major copper and gold deposits in Tasmania and NSW. The company identified a significant new geophysical anomaly adjacent to the Mt Lyell mine, setting the stage for a busy 2026.

Trek Metals has announced a breakthrough high-grade manganese discovery at its Christmas Creek Project in Western Australia, with rock chip assays reaching up to 60.1% manganese. A major drilling campaign is planned for early 2026 to explore the full potential of this promising find.

Bindi Metals has reported impressive high-grade gold and silver assays from surface sampling at its Ravni Gold Project in Serbia, setting the stage for imminent drilling activities. With assays up to 48.7 g/t gold and 181 g/t silver, the project shows promising signs of a robust epithermal system.