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Forgent Mobilises Drill Rig at Peak Hills Gold-Copper Project

Drilling is set to begin imminently at Forgent's Western Australian project, with initial results expected in early August.

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Forgent (AIM:FORG), a technology-led energy transition company listed on AIM, said it has mobilised a drill rig to its Peak Hills gold-copper project in Western Australia, with drilling expected to start imminently and on schedule.

The Phase 1 programme comprises approximately 42 aircore holes drilled to depths of up to 100 metres, targeting around 2,860 total metres across the Karalundi, Junction and Curleys prospects.

The programme is designed to validate historic exploration results, extend known mineralisation and identify additional mineralised zones across the broader project area.

Work is expected to take up to three weeks to complete, with initial results scheduled to be received and reported in early August.

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