Dreadnought (ASX:DRE) reveals seven camp-scale prospects at Central Yilgarn
The review over previously fractured tenements reveals several underexplored camp-scale prospects and a trio of walk-up targets.
The review over previously fractured tenements reveals several underexplored camp-scale prospects and a trio of walk-up targets.
Another successful program along the 45-kilometre Money Intrusion is quickly followed up and camp-scale potential is fast emerging at Mangaroon.
Significant levels of uranium and high-quality undrilled targets will now form part of the company’s core focus.
Drilling to convert a large rare earth exploration target continues to show an asset of world class scale in the Gascoyne.
A small-looking acquisition fills a large gap in highly prospective unconformity HREE and mesothermal gold landholdings.
The Gifford Creek carbonatites now appear similar to a massive Bayan Obo carbonatite which accounts for around half of global production.
Confirmation of a fertile magmatic Ni-Cu-PGE system has opened the door at the Money Intrusion and Dreadnought will reassess the entire 45 kilometres.
High grades and heavy levels of NdPr continue to establish a globally significant rare earth asset in the West Australian Gascoyne.
The continued return of thick mineralisation Ni-Cu-PGE sulphides spurs a reassessment across the entire 45km Money Intrusion.