Latest Geochemical Anomalies News

Helix Resources reveals compelling evidence of large-scale copper-gold mineralisation at its White Hills Project in Arizona, highlighting dual mineralisation styles and plans for targeted drilling and geophysical surveys.

Antares Metals has released an updated investor presentation detailing its Queens Gift Project's historical resource and highlighting promising copper and uranium exploration targets in the prolific Mt Isa region.

Canterbury Resources advances its flagship Briggs Copper Project with a near-complete scoping study and imminent deep drilling, while expanding exploration across Queensland and Papua New Guinea.

King River Resources reports promising assay results from its Kurundi gold project and encouraging soil anomalies at Kuiper, reinforcing its $2 million exploration push in the Tennant Creek region.

Culpeo Minerals has identified multiple zones of high-grade copper mineralisation across a 1.7km corridor at its La Florida Prospect in Chile, with drilling now underway to test these promising targets.

Askari Metals has identified significant high-grade copper mineralisation in historic drilling at its newly acquired Nejo Gold Project in Ethiopia, revealing promising exploration upside in a prolific mineral belt.

Mount Hope Mining has received regulatory approval to commence its maiden drilling program at the Mt Hope Project, targeting three high-potential gold prospects in New South Wales.

S2 Resources reports a notable gold-arsenic-antimony anomaly from reconnaissance drilling at Fosterville, setting the stage for targeted follow-up exploration. Meanwhile, drilling at Glenlogan advances with assays pending, and Warraweena prepares for initial drill testing.

Golden State Mining advances its Western Australia gold exploration with promising air-core drilling results at Southern Cross East and a significant tenement expansion at Yule, setting the stage for a major exploration push.

Bubalus Resources has reported promising maiden drilling results at its Crosbie South prospect in Victoria, revealing high-grade gold mineralisation with significant associated elements. The discovery confirms an intrusion-related gold system with potential for further expansion.

Midas Minerals has validated three significant gold trends spanning 9km at its Challa Project in Western Australia, using innovative detectORE™ pXRF technology. The company plans further infill sampling to define drill targets while advancing exploration preparations for its Otavi Copper Project in Namibia.

Trek Metals has reported promising high-grade gold results from initial drilling at its Martin Prospect, part of the Christmas Creek Gold Project in Western Australia, signaling potential for a major new discovery.