Latest Polymetallic Mineralisation News

Patriot Resources has expanded the mineralised footprint at its Kitumba Project in Zambia, doubling the strike length of its key copper-zinc-lead target through advanced geophysical surveys.

Infini Resources has expanded its drilling program at the Portland Creek Uranium Project, revealing multiple uranium-bearing zones across a broad corridor. Early results suggest a large, district-scale uranium system with promising polymetallic potential.

Patriot Resources reports significant copper-zinc-lead assay results from its Phase 1 trenching at Kitumba, Zambia, expanding the mineralised footprint fivefold and setting the stage for further exploration.

Manhattan Corporation reports exceptional 173.5 g/t gold assay from its maiden sampling at Hook Lake, Nunavut, alongside strong polymetallic results that highlight the project's vast exploration upside.

Pioneer Lithium has identified promising exploration targets at its North Pine Project in Idaho, focusing on critical minerals like tungsten and antimony. The company plans advanced geophysical surveys to refine drill targets and leverage strategic processing opportunities nearby.

Middle Island Resources has reported strong channel sampling results from the historic Bobija Mine in Serbia, confirming significant gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc mineralisation. The company has completed its Phase 1 drilling program, with assay results expected soon.

Argent Minerals is set to commence a significant drilling program targeting silver and gold mineralisation at its flagship Kempfield and Trunkey Creek projects in New South Wales. The campaign aims to expand known resources and explore new zones across multiple high-priority targets.

Eclipse Metals has completed over 700 metres of diamond drilling at its Grønnedal project in Greenland, confirming continuous rare earth mineralisation and reinforcing its substantial inferred resource estimate. Drilling has now progressed to the polymetallic Ivigtût prospect, broadening the company’s critical minerals footprint.

Sky Metals has launched a major drilling campaign at its Tallebung Tin Project in NSW, aiming to expand newly discovered high-grade tin, silver, and tungsten zones and update its resource estimate by early 2026.

Octava Minerals has uncovered exceptionally high-grade indium alongside copper, zinc, silver, and tin at its Sweeney’s Prospect in Tasmania, securing regulatory approval for a 2000m diamond drilling campaign to explore this polymetallic potential.

Manhattan Corporation Ltd reports exceptional polymetallic assay results from its Hook Lake Project in Nunavut, revealing significant precious and base metal mineralisation across multiple prospects. The findings underscore the project's strategic potential in critical metals and precious metals exploration.

Critical Resources Limited has strategically expanded its Mavis Lake Lithium Project in Ontario by staking an additional 80 km² of highly prospective land, increasing its footprint to over 400 km². This move strengthens its position in a key lithium and multi-commodity corridor ahead of anticipated market upswings.