Latest Soil Sampling News

Tennant Minerals has identified two significant gold-copper targets at its Barkly Project near Tennant Creek, reviving interest in historical anomalies with new geochemical and gravity data. The company plans wide spaced drilling to test these promising prospects.

Adavale Resources has been granted exploration license EL9785, including the high-grade Koh-I-Noor gold mine, adjacent to its Parkes Project in NSW. The company plans detailed exploration and a maiden drilling campaign in 2025 to unlock further mineral potential.

Heavy Rare Earths Limited has validated a significant uranium anomaly at its Perenjori project in Western Australia, with soil assays reaching up to 116 ppm uranium. The company is preparing to drill and test this promising target, which compares favorably with established regional uranium deposits.

Red Mountain Mining has identified multiple highly anomalous antimony soil anomalies at its Armidale project in NSW, revealing new target zones beyond historic pits and suggesting a significant mineralised network along the Namoi Fault.

West Coast Silver’s first two drill holes at Elizabeth Hill reveal exceptionally high-grade silver mineralisation starting from surface, confirming the project's near-term potential and setting the stage for expanded exploration.

Siren Gold Limited advances its Langdons Antimony-Gold Project with promising high-grade surface samples and a key exploration permit application, positioning itself amid rising demand for critical minerals.

Arika Resources has identified 17 new high-priority gold targets at its Kookynie Gold Project in Western Australia, leveraging advanced ultrafine soil geochemistry. These untested targets could unlock significant exploration upside in a prolific gold district.

Lightning Minerals has advanced its lithium exploration at the Dundas project in Western Australia through a detailed infill soil sampling program, revealing promising lithium concentrations that refine existing targets.

Sarama Resources has delineated extensive gold-in-soil anomalies spanning approximately 45km at its Cosmo Gold Project in Western Australia, marking a promising start to systematic exploration in the Laverton Gold District.

Gorilla Gold has expanded the King Kong gold lode at its Lakeview Prospect by 100 metres down dip and identified several new parallel mineralised structures through soil geochemistry, setting the stage for intensified drilling at Comet Vale.

St Barbara Limited reports significant extensions of gold anomalies on Southwest Tatau Island, PNG, with rock chip samples hitting up to 22.5 ppm gold and soil anomalies now spanning 7.3 square kilometres, rivaling nearby Simberi Island.

Taruga Minerals' maiden soil geochemistry program at Thowagee reveals promising lead-dominant mineralisation and a significant gold anomaly, expanding exploration potential beyond historical limits.