Latest Gold News

Skylark Minerals has agreed to acquire a portfolio of gold projects in Côte d’Ivoire, including the flagship Zaranou Project with a JORC-compliant inferred resource of 364,600 ounces. This deal positions Skylark as a significant emerging player in West Africa’s gold sector.

Caprice Resources has reported compelling high-grade gold assay results from its Phase 4 drilling at the Island Gold Project, extending mineralisation to 300 metres depth and confirming potential for further expansion.

GBM Resources has reported significant new gold assay results from its Lone Sister deposit, revealing high-grade mineralisation beyond the current resource estimate and identifying a previously unknown east-west gold-bearing structure.

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.

Arika Resources has identified 20 high-priority gold targets at its underexplored Yundamindra South Project using advanced magnetic data, setting the stage for a major exploration push in 2026.

AusQuest’s diamond drilling at the Cangallo project in Peru has more than doubled the known depth of copper mineralisation, revealing a large-scale porphyry system with promising near-surface enrichment.

Middle Island Resources has reported strong channel sampling results from the historic Bobija Mine in Serbia, confirming significant gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc mineralisation. The company has completed its Phase 1 drilling program, with assay results expected soon.

Tali Resources has advanced its exploration in the underexplored West Arunta region, focusing on copper and critical minerals, with key drilling results expected in December 2025. The company’s significant landholding and strong local partnerships position it well in Australia’s emerging mineral province.

QMines Limited has reprocessed over 3,100 historical soil samples at its Mount Mackenzie Gold Project, revealing extensive gold-silver-arsenic anomalies aligned with key geological features. A multi-rig drilling campaign is now underway to test these high-priority targets.

Strickland Metals has reported its largest-ever mineralised intercept at the Gradina Deposit in Serbia, with over 700 metres of continuous gold and zinc mineralisation. This breakthrough supports confidence in expanding the Rogozna Project’s resource ahead of a maiden estimate due late 2025.

Galileo Mining has initiated a large-scale gravity survey at its Norseman project in Western Australia, aiming to deepen geological insights ahead of a targeted drilling campaign. The survey covers key prospective zones near the significant Callisto deposit and Mission Sill prospect.

TechGen Metals has identified multiple high-potential copper, gold, silver, and antimony targets across its Australian projects, setting the stage for a significant drilling campaign starting late 2025.