Dreadnought Receives $180,000 EIS Grant for RC Drilling at Mangaroon
Key points
- Dreadnought awarded $180,000 EIS RC drilling grant for Mangaroon
- Grant targets Nina Tungsten and other gold-tungsten systems
- Drilling expected to commence in April/May 2027
Full summary
Dreadnought Resources Ltd is pleased to announce it has been awarded a merit-based, EIS co-funded grant for RC drilling at its 100% owned Mangaroon Project in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia. The grant, worth $180,000, will fund first-pass RC drilling at the Nina Tungsten target, aiming to understand its relationship with other gold and tungsten systems at Mangaroon. Nina Tungsten is part of an emerging gold and tungsten system, with significant historical rock chip results indicating potential economic deposits. The RC drilling is expected to commence in April/May 2027. This grant underscores the technical merits and tungsten potential of Nina and its relationship with gold in the region.
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