Latest Historical Data Review News

Future Battery Minerals Ltd has reported impressive Phase 1 drilling results at its Miriam Project in Western Australia, revealing thick, high-grade gold intercepts at the Forrest prospect that exceed expectations and open new exploration avenues.

Antares Metals reports compelling high-grade uranium assay results from its Mt Isa North project, highlighting promising prospects at Skevi and U4A with plans for maiden drilling programs.

Hammer Metals has identified several promising gold and copper anomalies across its Mount Isa Project in Queensland, confirming extensive mineralisation and setting the stage for targeted drilling.

Sarama Resources has secured A$2.7 million to advance exploration at its Cosmo and Mt Venn gold projects in Western Australia, while arbitration over its lost Burkina Faso permit progresses.

Norwest Minerals has completed Phase 1 of its 2025 drilling campaign at the Bulgera Gold Project, intersecting promising mineralised zones and announcing a 33% resource increase. Assay results are pending, with Phase 2 drilling set to begin next month.

AustChina Holdings has launched initial fieldwork at its Sulphide Creek Gold-Antimony Project and secured a key exploration licence for its Mersey Base Metals and Gold Project in Tasmania, signaling a strategic push in mineral exploration.

Future Battery Minerals has kicked off a 1,500m reverse circulation drilling campaign at its Miriam Project in Western Australia, targeting promising gold prospects Forrest and Canyon. Results are expected by early September, with plans to advance Forrest to a Mineral Resource Estimate later this year.

Copper Search Limited has secured two key exploration licences in South Australia's Eromanga Basin for Heavy Mineral Sands, setting the stage for a fully funded drilling campaign later this year. The company is also progressing copper-gold projects in New South Wales with government co-funding applications underway.

Lode Resources has launched a 15-hole diamond drilling program at its Magwood Antimony Project in NSW, targeting multiple high-grade lodes including unmined mineralisation down to 450m. This move bolsters Lode’s strategic position in critical minerals amid rising antimony demand.

Askari Metals has revealed a promising reinterpretation of historical data at its Uis Project in Namibia, highlighting significant tin, tantalum, and rubidium mineralisation adjacent to an operating mine. The findings set the stage for an expanded exploration campaign.

Trigg Minerals has identified significant high-grade antimony mineralisation from historical back sampling at its Wild Cattle Creek deposit, previously excluded from its 2024 Mineral Resource Estimate, revealing promising upside potential for resource expansion.

Artemis Resources has reported significant high-grade gold intersections from its initial diamond drilling phase near the Carlow deposit, while also consolidating lithium rights in a new joint venture with GreenTech Metals, positioning itself strongly in Western Australia’s mineral landscape.