A trial soil geochemistry programme at GEO Exploration's Gorge Project in Western Australia returned a peak assay of 7.74 g/t gold, prompting an expanded 1,188-sample follow-up survey.
GEO Exploration's first field reconnaissance at its recently acquired Gorge Project has returned visible and coarse gold across two prospects, with a copper-rich gossan also identified at a third.
“The modern datasets now being generated are helping us move from historical prospectivity towards systematic target generation,” Omar Ahmad, Chief Executive Officer, said.
GEO Exploration has finished its initial field reconnaissance at the Gorge Project, collecting geological and geochemical data ahead of a broader survey and a planned maiden drilling campaign.
It has finished a fixed‑wing magnetic and radiometric survey over its Gorge Project in Western Australia ahead of schedule, supplying data to refine structural interpretation and prioritise drill and geochemical targets.
It has begun the 2026 work programme at the Gorge Project in Western Australia, completing a high-resolution LiDAR and aerial photography survey ahead of schedule and starting airborne magnetic and radiometric surveys to focus maiden drilling targets.
GEO Exploration has scheduled airborne surveys and a ~5km auger soil programme at its newly acquired Gorge licence and will follow up earlier Juno hits with a targeted diamond hole, with drilling targeted to start in Q3.
Thomas Harris, a geologist with more than 15 years’ gold and base‑metals exploration experience and direct Havieron discovery exposure, has been appointed Australian Exploration Manager at GEO.