Latest Geophysical Anomalies News

Talisman Mining’s recent drilling at Walkers Hill in NSW reveals promising shallow gold mineralisation, setting the stage for expanded exploration in the coming months. The company also reports solid royalty income and a healthy cash position.

Litchfield Minerals has raised $6 million from top-tier institutional investors to accelerate exploration at its promising Oonagalabi copper-zinc prospect in Australia's Northern Territory.

Alma Metals is advancing its Briggs Copper Project with a deep diamond drill hole underway and the scoping study nearing completion, supported by a Queensland Government grant and solid financial footing.

Cannindah Resources has reported impressive trenching results at its Mt Cannindah project, revealing high-grade copper-gold mineralisation and new porphyry targets. These findings set the stage for imminent drilling campaigns aimed at unlocking further value.

Kuniko Limited has launched fieldwork at its Commonwealth Gold-Silver Project in New South Wales, targeting significant precious metals within the prolific Lachlan Fold Belt. The company aims to validate historical resource estimates and advance exploration alongside its battery metals ventures in Europe.

Litchfield Minerals reports a significant copper-zinc sulphide intersection exceeding 100 metres at its Oonagalabi Project, while clarifying and withdrawing previous copper equivalent guidance pending metallurgical validation.

OD6 Metals has initiated Phase 2 drilling at its Gulf Creek Copper Project in NSW, aiming to explore large geophysical anomalies and untested prospects that could expand on previously confirmed high-grade copper mineralisation.

Canterbury Resources is on the cusp of completing a pivotal scoping study for its Briggs Copper Project, while deep drilling advances to unlock higher-grade mineralisation. The company also moves forward with new exploration initiatives and a share purchase plan to bolster funding.

Australian Mines Limited has secured key approvals to begin a ~1,000m drilling program at its high-grade Flemington scandium project, positioning itself strategically amid tightening Chinese rare earth export controls.

Litchfield Minerals has reported a significant copper-zinc sulphide intercept exceeding 100 metres at its Oonagalabi Project, with ongoing drilling targeting major geophysical anomalies that could expand the resource.

Cannindah Resources has kicked off a 6000-metre drilling campaign at its Mt Cannindah project in Queensland, targeting extensions of a substantial copper-gold resource and two large, underexplored porphyry targets.

Strickland Metals has identified multiple new porphyry target areas at its Rogozna Gold and Base Metals Project in Serbia, following a comprehensive gravity survey integrated with existing geophysical data. This breakthrough enhances the company’s exploration pipeline and sets the stage for upcoming drilling campaigns.