Latest Surface Geochemistry News

Killi Resources advances exploration at its Mt Rawdon West Project with significant gold-copper-silver mineralisation at Baloo and Kaa prospects, while Gold Fields progresses the West Tanami JV. The company strengthens its board and maintains a solid cash position to fuel ongoing activities.

Tyranna Resources reports significant lithium and caesium assay results from its Namibe Project in Angola, setting the stage for focused 2025 exploration with strategic partner Sinomine Resources.

CGN Resources reports encouraging gold and IOCG pathfinder element enrichment from its UltraFine+™ surface geochemistry program at the Webb Project, underpinning multiple new high-priority targets ahead of planned drilling in April 2025.

AustChina Holdings has entered a binding agreement to acquire Penwortham Exploration, gaining access to promising gold-antimony and base metals projects in Tasmania’s prolific mining districts. The move positions AustChina to leverage modern exploration techniques on historically rich targets.

BOA Resources Limited reveals its strategic drilling plans for 2025 targeting key lithium and nickel tenements in Western Australia, alongside a refreshed board and ongoing asset optimisation.

Infini Resources has initiated its first diamond drilling campaign at the Portland Creek Uranium Project in Newfoundland, targeting exceptional uranium soil anomalies with the potential for a major discovery in a tier-1 jurisdiction.

Dreadnought Resources has strategically acquired tenement E09/2383, consolidating its Mangaroon Gold Project and unlocking access to high-grade gold mineralisation at the Jailor target. This move sets the stage for intensified exploration activities starting February 2025.

Narryer Metals has reported a significant new critical minerals discovery at its Rocky Gully project, revealing high-grade scandium and rare earth element mineralisation alongside successful capital raising to fund further exploration.

Killi Resources reports compelling drill results from its Kaa gold-copper prospect in Queensland, confirming a large mineralised system and maintaining a strong cash position of $2.03 million to fund ongoing exploration.

TechGen Metals has identified significant bedrock conductors and magnetic features at its Blue Devil Project in Western Australia through its maiden airborne electromagnetic survey, spotlighting promising copper and gold exploration targets.