Latest Reverse Circulation Drilling News

Medallion Metals has validated broad, shallow gold mineralisation at the Teddy Bear deposit within Forrestania, alongside promising stockpile grades that bolster its early production plans.

Caspin Resources has delivered its best-ever tin intersection at the Kelpie Deposit within the Bygoo Tin Project, reporting 20m at 2.11% tin outside the current resource envelope, signaling strong potential for resource expansion.

Catalina Resources is gearing up for a ~2,200m reverse circulation drilling campaign at its Kirkalocka Gold Project in WA’s Mid-West, following promising historical data and recent fieldwork across four priority gold targets.

Brightstar Resources has delivered a fresh wave of high-grade gold assay results from its Sandstone Gold Project, reinforcing the scale and development potential ahead of a Mineral Resource update and Pre-Feasibility Study.

Somerset Minerals has launched its first-ever reverse circulation drilling campaign at the Talisker copper target within its Coppermine Project, aiming to test a newly identified high-grade copper corridor. The initial 2,500-metre program marks a significant step in exploring a 17-kilometre anomaly near White Cliff Minerals' Danvers deposit.

EV Resources has delineated two structurally controlled mineral corridors at its Nevada projects, defining a clear path to drill targets amid growing US antimony supply concerns.

TG Metals is progressing a scoping study for a heap leach operation at Van Uden, highlighting a higher grade initial production phase and strong metallurgical recoveries that could underpin near-term gold output.

Mamba Exploration has significantly increased its landholding at the Meeka East Gold Project through acquisition and new licence pegging, setting the stage for reverse circulation drilling pending heritage approvals.

Viking Mines’ tailings sampling at Nevada’s Linka Tungsten Project reveals minimal leftover tungsten, affirming strong historical recovery and bolstering confidence before maiden drilling in July.

Middle Island Resources has extended the gold-silver-base metal mineralisation at its Bobija Project in Serbia to an 80,000m² footprint, with broad, shallow intersections linking multiple zones into a continuous system that remains open in all directions.

Piche Resources has identified extensive high-grade rare earth mineralisation enriched in critical magnet rare earth elements across a 30 km strike at its Ashburton Project, alongside significant uranium prospects.

Great Western Exploration has kicked off a reverse circulation drilling campaign at its Juggernaut copper-gold project in Western Australia's Yerrida Basin, testing six volcanic-hosted massive sulphide targets with strong parallels to the nearby DeGrussa deposit.