Tims Dome Gold-Copper Mineralisation intersected over 2.2km
Antipa Minerals Ltd
Key points
- Broad gold-copper mineralisation intersected over 2.2km of strike at Tim's Dome
- Large, untested airborne electromagnetic (AEM) conductor identified
- Diamond drilling initiated to test the AEM conductor
Full summary
Antipa Minerals Ltd has reported the fourth batch of assay results from Phase 1 CY2026 drilling at its Minyari Gold-Copper Project in Western Australia. The drilling intersected further broad gold-copper-lead-silver mineralisation across an approximately 2.2km strike extent at Tim's Dome. Notably, six holes tested the area above and adjacent to a large, untested airborne electromagnetic (AEM) conductor, which extends for approximately 1.2km and is between 200m to 470m wide. Diamond drilling from surface is now underway to directly test this conductor. The company has also begun diamond coring from surface to test the conductor, following unsuccessful attempts to diamond core tail two reverse circulation (RC) holes.
Outlook
The company plans to continue diamond core drilling to test the AEM conductor and further RC drilling across Minyari Dome with discovery and resource growth objectives.