Caspin Resources Limited is actively conducting exploration activities at their Bygoo and Weethalle Projects in New South Wales. The company has launched a Phase 2 RC drill program at the Weethalle Gold Project, targeting new geochemical and geophysical anomalies. At the Bygoo Tin Project, a 5,000-meter RC drilling program is planned to expand the Kelpie Resource. This includes an Induced Polarisation Survey, supported by a NSW government program. Additionally, a soil geochemistry survey at Ardlethan East aims to develop new drill targets. The Weethalle site features promising gold-in-soil anomalies, while the Kelpie Tin Deposit has a significant resource with potential for expansion. Exploration at Ardlethan East is crucial to unlocking further mineralisation potential.
Key Points
Caspin Resources Limited has commenced multiple exploration programs at the Bygoo and Weethalle Projects in New South Wales.
A Phase 2 RC drill program has started at the Weethalle Gold Project to test new geochemical and geophysical anomalies.
Drilling at Bygoo Tin Project will begin immediately after the Weethalle drilling, focusing on a 5,000m RC program to expand the Kelpie Resource.
An Induced Polarisation Survey is underway at the Kelpie site, co-funded by the NSW government initiative.
A soil geochemistry survey is being conducted at Ardlethan East to develop new drill targets.
The Weethalle project aims to test a new gold-in-soil anomaly, with significant rock chip samples showing high gold content.
The Kelpie Tin Deposit resource stands at 3.94 million tonnes at 0.5% Sn, with potential to expand the resource further through ongoing drilling.
The Ardlethan East area is being explored for its mineralisation potential, with plans to use new soil survey data for further drilling.
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