Latest Geophysical Techniques News

Noronex Limited has lodged applications for two expansive Prospecting Licences in Botswana adjacent to its active Damara Copper Project in Namibia, signaling a strategic push into new, unexplored terrain within the Kalahari Copper Belt.

Stelar Metals advances exploration at its Baratta Copper Project with new geophysical targets identified in the Bibliando Diapir, reinforcing its potential as a sediment-hosted copper province akin to Africa’s Central Copper Belt.

Aruma Resources advances its exploration portfolio with standout assay results at Fiery Creek and strategic leadership changes, setting the stage for upcoming drilling campaigns.

Greenvale Energy has significantly expanded its uranium portfolio with key acquisitions in the Northern Territory and Queensland, supported by promising airborne survey results and progress in its Alpha Torbanite Project.

Litchfield Minerals has confirmed a significant expansion of the Oonagalabi mineral system, extending its strike length beyond 3 kilometres and revealing new high-grade base metal anomalies. The company is poised to accelerate exploration activities in 2025, targeting copper, zinc, and critical minerals.

Firetail Resources has identified a promising new porphyry-style copper target at its Picha Project in Peru, accelerating exploration with support from BHP’s Xplor program. Drill permitting for the high-grade Ichucollo target is progressing, setting the stage for a pivotal phase in the project’s development.

Galileo Mining has identified four new sulphide targets at its Fraser Range Project, setting the stage for drilling in Q2 2025. These targets complement existing prospects and underscore the company’s strategic exploration momentum in Western Australia.

Talisman Mining has successfully completed a six-hole drilling program at its Durnings Prospect, intersecting significant copper-gold and base metal mineralisation that confirms a large polymetallic system. Further assays and a new drilling campaign at Durnings East are underway, promising more insights into the project's potential.

Surefire Resources NL's maiden drilling at Copper Hill reveals increasing copper and sulfur levels, signaling promising mineralization beneath surface anomalies. A geophysical survey is set to refine target zones for follow-up exploration.

Koba Resources has reported promising uranium mineralisation results from its initial drilling phase at the Mt John Prospect within the Yarramba Uranium Project, South Australia, setting the stage for an expanded exploration campaign.

Sabre Resources Ltd has identified four new uranium chargeability anomalies at its Dingo Project in the Northern Territory, expanding its exploration potential in the Ngalia Basin. The company plans to drill test these targets pending regulatory approval.

GreenTech Metals has restarted its stage 2 diamond core drilling at the Whundo Cu-Zn project in West Pilbara, backed by a completed $2.3 million placement to fund exploration and resource expansion efforts.