Jun 16, 2025 | News
Castle Minerals Limited is pleased to report that a 23-hole, 2,793m drilling programme at its Kpali prospect has returned several high-grade intercepts that have successfully extended mineralisation along strike and to greater depth. A raft of robust shallow to deeper intercepts confirm the presence of two dominant, closely aligned, north-south striking, sub-parallel mineralised lodes and several other narrower lodes. Read the full announcement...
Jun 3, 2025 | News
The 1,384m Phase 2 RC drilling at Surprise has been completed, and the Company is pleased to announce that it has intersected a newly discovered zone of disseminated copper mineralisation, which it named ‘Marvel’. The discovery was made by an 80m wide intersection of disseminated sulphide and chalcopyrite mineralisation in hole ASD015, 1.2km north of Surprise. ‘Marvel’ represents an untested and distinct copper mineralisation target and increases the known mineralised trend to 1.2 km. It is characterised by disseminated copper mineralisation and is associated with a large chargeability anomaly. Read the full announcement...
Jun 3, 2025 | News
Turaco recently updated the JORC MRE for the Afema Project to 3.55Moz. These latest results at Toilesso, and recent results at ‘Begnopan’, indicate further MRE growth in the short term. A recent geophysical program has provided valuable insight into the controlling structures along the Afema shear and show large portions of prospective strike that have not seen any drilling, providing further discovery potential. Read the full announcement...
May 21, 2025 | News
Strickland has expanded the high-resolution (50 metre spaced) ground gravity survey to encompass an additional 9km of strike south of Dusk ‘til Dawn that looks geophysically similar with respect to low density anomalism. The Company is in the process of collecting and re-sampling historic drill chips from exploration programs completed in the 1990’s across this expanded survey area to better map alteration zonation. Samples will also be analysed for a full multi-element geochemical suite of elements that will ultimately generate a model similar to Dusk ‘til Dawn, which Strickland can then drill test. Read the full announcement...
Mar 18, 2025 | News
The high-definition gravity and magnetic surveys completed over the Conglomerate Creek Prospect and the subsequent data inversion, produced a 3D view of the area’s subsurface magnetic and gravity characteristics. The inversion identified a large mineral system-scale igneous intrusion about 2km in diameter, which is associated with several large structures in the area. A secondary intrusion to the northeast was also identified from the inversion. Several discrete gravity anomalies associated with the area’s major structures and coincident discrete magnetic features have been identified as high-priority targets. These new Conglomerate Creek targets are obscured beneath sediments and have not been identified or tested by previous exploration. They represent significant discovery potential in a region with known intrusion-related copper-gold mineralisation potential. Terra Resources processed, inverted, and interpreted the magnetic and gravity data. The inversion produced a three-dimensional image representing the magnetic and gravity characteristics of the rocks beneath the surface. Read the full announcement...
Oct 17, 2024 | News
The survey has delineated several basement conductors, which are potential pathways for uranium mineralising fluids. In the Douglas River area, two high-priority drill target areas have been defined just 5km and 14km north-east of the Shea Creek uranium deposits. Importantly, these targets are interpreted to be only 100-300m below surface. Expert Geophysics were contracted to fly the airborne EM survey, using MobileMT (airborne magnetotelluric) technology to help further refine and prioritise the current drilling targets within the Company’s tenements. Consulting geophysics group, Terra Resources, were engaged to complete the interpretation of the survey results. Read the full announcement...
