NSW’s Under-explored Mineral Province
- New England Foldbelt had a long history of mining from the 1850s to WW1
- New England Foldbelt is very underexplored with just 1 exploration hole for every 13 holes drilled in the Lachlan Foldbelt
- Highly prospective for a precious metals and base metals such as copper
- More recently the New England Fold Belt has experienced a massive resurgence in exploration interest
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Currently Seven Projects
- Sandon
- Uralla Gold
- Webbs Consol Silver
- Trough Gully (Fender)
- Elsinore Copper
- Thor
- Tea Tree
New England Fold Belt
New England Foldbelt is highly prospective but very underexplored with just 1 exploration hole for every 13 holes drilled in the Lachlan Foldbelt despite a similar level of mineral occurrences.
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Currently operating
Seven Projects in the New England Fold Belt
With a Project selection criteria of:
a. 100% ownership
b. Significant historical geochemistry and/or geophysics
c. Under drilled and/or open ended mineralisation
d. Demonstrated high grade mineralisation
Seven Projects in the New England Fold Belt
Sandon
Two prominent exploration targets called the Bundarra Copper Projects Abington Base Metal Project. Previous extensive historic surface work means minimal preliminary work needed for drill target definition.
Uralla Gold
Significant goldfield, targeting two mineralisation styles of Intrusive Related Gold System (IRGS): high grade vein/fault structures and high tonnage mineralisation associated with cupola structures.
Webbs Consol Silver
High grade silver bearing lodes, 3 attractive targets essentially drill ready.
Trough Gully (Fender)
Four known copper deposits present near drill ready targets and two significant copper anomalies present large tonnage targets.
Elsinor Copper
Large regional magnetic and IP anomaly with anomalous base/precious metals in geochemical sampling.
Thor Gold
Large gold anomaly potentially associated with high level intrusions or major regional fault structures.
Tea Tree Gold
Under-explored goldfield.