The company added 14 holes at its Curley's prospect to chase up a standout Phase 1 gold intersection, lifting its Western Australia drilling programme to roughly 144 holes.

The Australian minerals explorer finished 18 holes at its Peak Hill gold-copper project and moved the rig to test a larger, previously undrilled target.

It has begun a 130-hole, 8,700-metre drilling programme at its Western Australia gold-copper project, expanding on encouraging first-phase results.

The AIM-listed explorer has exercised its option over the Peak Hill gold-copper project and raised £0.8m to fund the acquisition and a major Phase 2 drilling campaign.

Forgent plc's maiden drilling at the Peak Hill Gold-Copper Project has validated its geological model and uncovered an undrilled corridor that could expand the project, prompting an accelerated Phase 2 campaign in August.

The AIM-listed company has finished a 40-hole, 2,680-metre drill campaign in Western Australia, with assay results now pending from an independent laboratory.

The AIM-listed company has started drilling at its Peak Hills project in Western Australia, with initial results expected in early August.

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

"We now operate with a leaner cost structure, an enhanced portfolio of assets and a clear focus on execution, creating strong operational momentum across the business," said James Parsons, Chief Executive

Maiden surface sampling at the Green Rocks project returned assays up to 29.4% copper and 4.8g/t gold, validating historic data and flagging multiple undrilled high‑grade targets.

Forgent has taken a binding exclusive option from Raiden Resources (ASX: RDN) and Pilbara Gold Corporate Pty to acquire 80% of the Mount Sholl nickel‑copper‑PGE project in Western Australia for A$2.7m, exercisable over five months.

Itwill begin an approximately 2,860-metre aircore drilling programme at its Peak Hills gold-copper project in the week commencing 21 June, targeting seven priority areas with initial assays due in early August.

Forgent has had Programmes of Work approved by Western Australia's Department of Mines, Petroleum and Exploration, clearing the way for a Phase 1 aircore campaign at the Peak Hills gold‑copper project.

"We believe the combination of shallow mineralisation targets, strong historic results and nearby processing infrastructure creates a compelling platform for focused modern exploration and potential accelerated commercialisation," James Parsons, CEO of Forgent, said.

Forgent has raised £1.3m in a placing and completed the partial exercise of its option to acquire a 51% interest in the Peak Hills project for US$206,060 in cash and 4.81bn new shares.

An initial field campaign at the Green Rock Project is now complete, with the explorer submitting 111 rock chip samples for multi-element assay, with results expected in about four weeks.