GEO Exploration Limited (LSE:GEO) has detailed plans for an expanded exploration programme across its gold projects in Western Australia, targeting the next phase of drilling activity.
At the Gorge project, the company intends to carry out a broad range of preparatory work, including airborne geophysical surveys, detailed field mapping, and an auger soil geochemistry campaign covering a five-kilometre mineralised corridor. These efforts are aimed at refining priority targets ahead of an initial reverse circulation and air core drilling campaign, which will commence once the necessary heritage and regulatory approvals are secured.
Meanwhile, at the Juno project, GEO is progressing technical evaluations following its 2025 drilling campaign, which intersected multiple metals including gold, copper, silver, and zinc. Current work includes 3D geological modelling and multi-element geochemical analysis to better understand the mineral system. A follow-up diamond drill hole is scheduled for the third quarter of 2026, targeting a high-priority gravity anomaly that could point to a larger-scale mineralised structure and further expand the company’s presence within the Capricorn Orogen.
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GEO Exploration Limited is an AIM-listed exploration company focused on gold and base metals in Western Australia. Its portfolio is centred on the Proterozoic Capricorn Orogen, with key assets including the Gorge Project—prospective for large orogenic and Carlin-style gold systems—and the Juno Project, which targets intrusion-related gold and sediment-hosted polymetallic deposits.
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