Latest Geophysical Anomalies News

Novo Resources has expanded the high-grade gold anomaly at its John Bull Gold Project in NSW, setting the stage for a targeted reverse circulation drilling campaign planned for June 2025.

Venus Metals Corporation’s subsidiary Redscope has won a $52,500 grant from the WA Government to co-fund diamond drilling at the Pincher Copper Project, targeting a significant geophysical anomaly. Drilling is set to begin in June 2025, advancing exploration of a promising volcanogenic massive sulphide system.

Godolphin Resources has reprocessed historic geophysical data at its Lewis Ponds project, revealing significant new gold, silver, and base metals targets that extend well beyond the current resource estimate. The company plans a modern deep-penetration survey to refine these promising targets.

Torque Metals has confirmed multiple downhole electromagnetic (DHEM) conductors at its Paris Gold Project, pointing to significant extensions of high-grade gold mineralisation beyond the current resource estimate. This breakthrough highlights substantial exploration upside within a prolific Western Australian gold belt.

Somerset Minerals has completed its acquisition of the high-grade Coppermine copper project in Nunavut, Canada, and is set to begin a maiden exploration campaign backed by a $2.39 million capital raise.

Strickland Metals has launched its largest-ever exploration campaign at the Rogozna Gold and Base Metals Project in Serbia, targeting resource expansion and new discoveries with over 50,000m of drilling planned in 2025.

S2 Resources reported significant progress across its Australian and Finnish projects during the March 2025 quarter, completing key geophysical surveys and drilling programs while maintaining a solid cash balance of A$2.2 million.

Ragnar Metals has identified significant geophysical anomalies linked to polymetallic mineralisation at its Swedish projects and is progressing a strategic $30 million acquisition of the Henty gold mine, positioning the company for growth in both energy metals and gold sectors.

Moho Resources has finalized the sale of its Empress Springs Project with revised payment terms, while progressing a promising soil sampling program at its Silver Swan gold project. The company remains focused on portfolio optimization and shareholder value.

Albion Resources has made significant strides at its newly acquired Yandal West Project, identifying seven key geophysical targets and gearing up for a mid-year drill campaign under new CEO Peter Goh.

KGL Resources has reported a robust quarterly update for its Jervois Copper Project, highlighting a strong feasibility study with a $405 million NPV and successful drilling that extends high-grade copper resources. The company also secured $4.2 million in new capital and is progressing strategic financing to target production by 2027.

Hawk Resources has identified eight promising copper-gold targets at its Cactus project in Utah, supported by geophysical data and soil assays, while advancing its exploration funding and drilling plans.