Latest Geophysical Surveying News

Piche Resources has reported significant advances in its March 2025 quarter, extending gold-silver mineralisation at Cerro Chacon and confirming upgraded high-grade uranium assays at Ashburton, while unveiling new uranium zones at Sierra Cuadrada.

TechGen Metals reports compelling high-grade copper assays and airborne EM targets at Kimberley projects, with imminent drilling programs set to test promising gold anomalies in Western Australia.

Basin Energy has completed a strategic acquisition of uranium and green energy metals assets in Scandinavia, revealing exceptional initial exploration results and expanding its footprint in the Athabasca Basin.

Norwest Minerals has been granted a key mining lease for its Bulgera Gold Project and launched a $4.85 million entitlement offer to fund aggressive resource drilling and mining evaluations. Meanwhile, exploration at West Arunta reveals promising titanium and base metal intersections, underpinning the company’s growth ambitions.

C29 Metals bolstered its Kazakhstan multi-mineral project with a new tenement grant and appointed Dr Robert Stuart as Chief Geoscientist, while maintaining a solid cash position of $1.674 million at quarter end.

Superior Resources Limited reports strong progress on its Steam Engine Gold Project, unveiling new gold zones and advancing feasibility studies, while securing government funding for Bottletree drilling and nearing a maiden resource estimate at Cockie Creek.

Cullen Resources Limited reported significant progress in its gold exploration portfolio for the March 2025 quarter, including exercising an option to acquire 90% of the Yardilla Project and planning extensive drilling campaigns across multiple joint ventures.

LCL Resources has struck a binding agreement to divest its Colombian projects for A$10 million plus royalties, while unveiling a maiden 831,000-ounce gold resource at its Kusi project in Papua New Guinea.

HyTerra Ltd has commenced drilling at its flagship Nemaha Project in Kansas and reported promising hydrogen and helium gas compositions from its Geneva Project in Nebraska, underscoring its leadership in natural hydrogen exploration in the US.

Legacy Minerals has significantly upgraded its Drake Project resource to 0.8 million ounces gold-equivalent and reported a robust Stage 1 Scoping Study, setting the stage for potential production growth. Exploration momentum continues across its NSW portfolio with ongoing drilling and geophysical surveys.

Western Mines Group has reported a landmark Mineral Resource Estimate for its Mulga Tank project, defining the largest nickel sulphide deposit in Australia with over 5.3 million tonnes of contained nickel. The resource remains open for expansion, supported by ongoing metallurgical testing and government-backed drilling funding.

American West Metals has unveiled a positive Preliminary Economic Analysis for its Storm Copper Project in Canada, outlining a low-cost, 10-year production plan with strong financial returns. The company also secured a strategic funding and offtake partnership with Ocean Partners, while advancing its critical minerals projects in the US.