Latest Geophysical Surveys News

Manhattan Corporation reports exceptional 173.5 g/t gold assay from its maiden sampling at Hook Lake, Nunavut, alongside strong polymetallic results that highlight the project's vast exploration upside.

Torque Metals has reported a significant high-grade gold intercept at its HHH deposit in Western Australia, hitting 5 metres at 15.2 grams per tonne gold. The company is now poised to advance exploration with downhole electromagnetic surveys to identify further mineralisation.

Tasman Resources' latest magnetotelluric survey reveals a deep conductive body at Titan West, prompting Fortescue to plan a 2026 drilling campaign to explore potential sulfide-rich mineralisation.

Locksley Resources is accelerating development at its Desert Antimony Mine in California, delivering promising high-grade bulk sample results and advancing towards U.S. antimony production aligned with federal strategic goals.

Kula Gold has validated the North Yilgarn Star Prospect at its Mt Palmer project, spotlighting a historic drill hole with 5m at 6.80g/t gold and strong soil anomalies. The company prioritizes this target for follow-up exploration amid ongoing drilling campaigns.

Pioneer Lithium has identified promising exploration targets at its North Pine Project in Idaho, focusing on critical minerals like tungsten and antimony. The company plans advanced geophysical surveys to refine drill targets and leverage strategic processing opportunities nearby.

Reward Minerals has signed a binding Letter of Intent to acquire the Copper Lance Project in Newfoundland, a promising volcanogenic massive sulphide deposit with historic high-grade copper and silver results. The company plans to fast-track exploration to unlock value in this underexplored Canadian terrane.

Venari Minerals has identified six strong multi-element soil anomalies at its Needles Gold Project in Nevada, highlighting significant untested potential for large-scale epithermal gold-silver mineralisation. The company awaits assay results from recent drilling amid a US lab backlog.

Mount Ridley Mines has consolidated its control over the entire Grass Patch Complex in Western Australia, significantly expanding its critical mineral footprint and setting the stage for resource growth in gallium and rare earth elements.

Ballymore Resources’ maiden reverse circulation drilling at the historic Torpy’s Crooked Creek mine reveals significant massive sulphide lead-zinc mineralisation, confirming extensions to the old high-grade silver-lead-zinc workings. Assay results are pending, promising further insights into this emerging Queensland base metals play.

Kuniko Limited’s recent airborne electromagnetic survey at its Commonwealth Gold–Silver Project has revealed multiple promising conductive features along a key structural corridor, setting the stage for targeted drilling in early 2026.

Greenvale Energy’s latest drilling and trenching at the Oasis Uranium Project confirm high-grade uranium continuity and reveal a potential second mineralised structure, expanding exploration horizons.