Latest Soil Sampling News

Ordell Minerals has completed about 25,000 metres of drilling at its Barimaia gold project and begun a further 14,000-metre campaign aimed at delivering a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate for McNabs East in the December 2026 quarter. The exploration push comes as the pre-revenue company reports an increased annual loss but a stronger $8.2 million cash balance after equity raisings.

Infini Resources has kicked off an extensive 5,000-meter diamond drilling campaign at its Portland Creek Uranium Project in Newfoundland, aiming to unlock a large hydrothermal uranium system revealed by recent geophysical surveys.

Dreadnought Resources has extended gold-in-soil anomalies at its Bordah prospect within the Mangaroon Gold Project to more than 10 kilometres in strike and 2 kilometres wide, unveiling two compelling new targets: a large-scale intrusion-related gold system and a stronger tungsten-in-soil anomaly than the nearby Nina tungsten target.

Catalina Resources is gearing up for maiden drilling at its Tallering Santy target in November 2026 while pushing Kirkalocka towards drill-ready status and launching first-ever fieldwork at Warriedar.

Blaze Minerals has struck a binding deal to acquire a majority interest in two historically rich tungsten projects in Uganda, backed by a $2.25 million capital raise to fund exploration and acquisition costs.

Middle Island Resources has unveiled substantial copper anomalies at its Jelaca and Oglavak prospects within the Priboj Project, bolstering its volcanogenic massive sulphide exploration thesis.

Famien Resources has expanded its landholding in Côte d’Ivoire by 871 km2 and reported encouraging gold intercepts from ongoing RC drilling at the Bonougbara Trend, confirming a substantial mineralised system with further work planned.

Liberty Metals’ maiden fieldwork at the Oko North Project in Guyana has uncovered extensive artisanal workings and visible gold, validating its exploration strategy ahead of a large soil sampling campaign. The project sits adjacent to multi-million-ounce deposits in the prolific Oko gold district.

Olympio Metals has launched its maiden drilling campaign at the Jacknife Project in Idaho, targeting historically rich silver mineralisation within patented claims, while advancing surface sampling at its Raven Project in Montana.

Hawk Resources has obtained all necessary government approvals to begin exploration at its Olympus scandium project in Western Australia, targeting a significant scandium anomaly with plans to fast-track drilling.

Cosmo Metals has raised $1.25 million through a discounted placement, setting the stage for maiden drilling at its high-grade Mona VMS copper-gold-silver prospect in northern NSW’s Bingara Project.

Lightning Minerals has identified two distinct gold target corridors within the Western Zone of its Mt Turner Project, highlighting a 1km-long intrusion-related gold anomaly and multiple epithermal-style trends. Follow-up sampling and trenching are planned to refine these targets ahead of drilling.