Latest Gold And Copper Assays News

Dynamic Metals Limited’s latest Phase 2 drilling results at the Cognac West prospect confirm significant gold and copper mineralisation, highlighting a complex polymetallic system. The findings pave the way for refined exploration strategies incorporating new geophysical insights.

Medallion Metals reports standout gold and copper assays from Harbour View infill drilling, reinforcing resource confidence ahead of a July update and advancing its strategic Forrestania acquisition.

Koonenberry Gold’s joint venture with Newmont has delivered promising air core drilling results at the Junee Project, expanding known gold and copper mineralisation zones, while Fairholme JV results highlight porphyry system potential despite no significant assays.

Godolphin Resources has revealed promising high-grade gold and copper assays from two new prospects outside its established Lewis Ponds resource, signaling significant potential for resource expansion.

Adavale Resources has completed the acquisition of a 72.5% stake in the Parkes Gold and Copper Project, delivering promising early exploration results and securing $722,000 in new funding to support upcoming drilling programs.

Javelin Minerals has reported exceptional high-grade gold and copper assay results from its inaugural drilling campaign at the Coogee Project in Western Australia, highlighting new mineralised shoots that could significantly enhance the project's resource base.

Oakajee Corporation’s latest quarterly report reveals underwhelming gold and copper assay results from its Paynes Find project, raising questions about the effectiveness of current exploration methods under alluvial cover.

Bindi Metals reports a significant 3.3 km by 0.6 km antimony soil anomaly at its Kreva prospect in Serbia, alongside steady progress on the Lisa Project application and a solid cash position of $1.866 million.

Oakajee Corporation’s recent auger drilling at the Paynes Find Gold Project yielded disappointing results, with low gold and copper assays suggesting the alluvial cover remains a significant barrier to effective sampling.