Peretz Schapiro

Torian Resources has extended the interpreted strike length of the gold-bearing zone at its Mt Stirling gold project near Leonora in WA to more than 1.1km. It comes in the midst of the company’s ongoing drilling push aimed at building on an existing resource for Mt Stirling of 727,021 tonnes of ore at an average grade of 1.45 g/t for 33,893 ounces of contained gold.

Torian Resources’ drilling campaign continues to impress with another clutch of encouraging gold hits at its Mt Stirling project in WA. The company says it expects to complete an interim mineral resource update for the project’s Mt Stirling deposit by month’s end. The existing inferred resource estimate for the deposit stands at 727,021 tonnes of ore going 1.45 g/t gold for 33,893 ounces of contained gold.

Torian Resources has received the final assay results from an RC drilling campaign planned to culminate in an updated mineral resource estimate next month for its Mt Stirling gold project about 40km north-west of Leonora in WA. The company piled on a number of high-grade drill hits in the run-up to the revised gold resource, with the latest stand-out intersection being 4 metres at 10.53 grams per tonne gold.

Torian Resources is set to dip its toe into the mining contracting business with the gold explorer exercising an option to buy both Carhill Contracting and the massive Tarmoola pastoral station where the business is operated from. The company’s purchase also delivers a ready-made logistical base to fast-track exploration across its flagship Mt Stirling gold project, north of Leonora in WA.

Fresh from an interim updated mineral resource estimate for its Mt Stirling gold project about 40km north-west of Leonora in WA, Torian Resources continues to rack up multiple shallow, high-grade gold hits that are set to further expand the Mt Stirling deposit. The Perth-based junior explorer says it has only “scratched the surface” at the project, with a wealth of high-priority targets to be followed up.

Torian Resources has picked up the scent of arsenic from recent surface portable XRF gun and field work that it says points to two new high-priority gold targets at its Mt Stirling project about 40km north-west of Leonora in WA. The company says arsenic anomalies have previously correlated with gold in the region and recently led to the discovery of the Viserion lode at Mt Stirling.

Torian Resources has picked up some encouraging gold sniffs from regional reconnaissance drilling at the Diorite Block section of its flagship Mt Stirling gold project about 40km north-west of Leonora in WA. The company’s reverse circulation program across Diorite produced better intersections of 1m at 4.66 g/t gold from 109m at the “Unexpected Mine” prospect and 1m at 2.19 g/t from 8m at Diorite East.

Torian Resources has wasted no time kicking off a follow-up RC drilling program at its Mt Stirling gold project in WA after scoring a couple of encouraging drill hits from the “Diorite Block” section of the project. The company intends sinking a further 12 holes totalling 1,230m into the Diorite North and Diorite East prospects, which recently coughed up assays of 1m at 4.66 g/t gold from 109m and 1m at 2.19 g/t from 8m respectively.

Junior exploration company, Torian Resources has delivered several significant gold drill hits at its Stirling Well deposit some 40km north-west of Leonora in WA including 1m at an impressive 16.81 g/t gold. The company says the recently announced results have increased the mineralised footprint beyond the existing resource which already consists of 253,500 tonnes going 2.01 g/t gold for more than 16,000 ounces of the precious yellow metal.

ASX-listed junior gold explorer Torian Resources says it has encountered gold mineralisation at high priority prospects at its flagship Mt Stirling project about 40 kilometres north-west of Leonora in WA following a round of auger vacuum drilling. The company has also dipped its toes into the cryptocurrency space via an equity swap arrangement with blockchain outfit BullionFX.

Torian Resources has extended its Mount Stirling gold system a further 280m southeast beyond the previous resource boundary with mineralisation now intersected over 1,040m along strike. The company has now increased the known gold mineralisation at various prospects across multiple gold domains. The drilling campaign is in full swing and the company says it has negotiated faster turnaround times for new assays.

Torian Resources has picked up the trail of what looks to be a series of pointers to a potential gold discovery at its Tyrannus prospect within its Mt Stirling project near Leonora in WA. Shallow auger vacuum samples have thrown up some compelling grades that require further teasing out including 1m at 4.64 g/t from 3m and 1m at 8.09 g/t gold from 1m.

Gold explorer, Torian Resources has wrapped up an unusual equity swap and advisory services arrangement with blockchain outfit BullionFX that recently listed its "BULL" gold-backed token on cryptocurrency exchange Digifinex. Under the agreement, Torian acquired a 7.5 per cent stake in BullionFX and is set to receive 15 million BULL crypto tokens. Torian says each BULL recently traded up at about US$0.85, valuing its stake in BULL at more than US$12 million.

Torian continues to uncover a swathe of decent gold grades across its Leonora-based Mt Stirling project revealing what it says looks to be one large connected ore system just eight kilometres along strike of Red 5’s four-million-ounce King Of The Hills gold mine. Notable intercepts include 10m grading at 2.05 grams per tonne gold from 34 metres and 1m grading 6.03 g/t gold from 3m.

Gold explorer, Torian Resources has upped the ante at its Mt Stirling gold project near Leonora in WA after early-stage auger vacuum drilling unveiled a 1km long gold zone, some 1.5km from its 100,000 ounce Mt Stirling gold deposit. The next day, about 10km further south, the company unearthed a bumper grade gold discovery with drilling intercepting 2m at a cracking 12.18 g/t gold.

Junior explorer, Torian Resources has unearthed more high-grade gold from a regional drilling push at its Mt Stirling gold project near Leonora in Western Australia. New intercepts from only two holes drilled at the recently discovered Unexpected prospect include a 4m strike going 4.86 grams per tonne gold from 52m and a 1m hit grading 7.41 g/t gold from 64m.

Okapi Resources has appointed highly experienced mining executive Andrew Ferrier as the company’s new Managing Director. Ferrier brings with him over 15 years’ experience in corporate finance, management and principal investment roles in the global mining sector. He previously spent over a decade at Pacific Road Capital - a mining and metals-focused private equity investment firm with interests across Australia, Canada and the US.

Junior explorer, Torian Resources has commenced a major 17,500m drilling blitz at its Mt Stirling gold project near Leonora in WA. The campaign will test multiple regional gold targets, including recent discoveries, whilst also looking to lift the company’s existing 100,000 ounce plus Mt Stirling inferred resource to the higher confidence indicated category. An updated mineral resource estimate is anticipated to follow early in the new year.

Torian Resources will look to up the ante at its Mt Stirling Gold project near Leonora in WA after the first its batch of drill results from a 17,500 metre drilling campaign drew some enviable results. Hits from drilling at the Estera Lode at Diorite North included a 3m intersection grading 9.46 grams per tonne gold from 37m.

Torian Resources has received encouraging news from its Mt Stirling Gold project near Leonora in WA after the company confirmed the presence of primary gold at its Hydra prospect. The best hit from preliminary assay results included a 2 metre intersection grading 2.6 grams per tonne gold from 106m, including a 1m strike going 3.2 grams per tonne gold.

Junior explorer, Torian Resources has scooped a slew of high-grade gold hits at its flagship Mt Stirling gold project, some 40km north-west of Leonora in WA. The company struck a 10m intersection at 3.59 grams per tonne gold from 12m including a 3m hit grading 7.9 g/t gold from 14m in the first planned drillhole at its Mt Stirling-Viserion resource.

Junior gold explorer, Torian Resources looks set to add rare-earth metals to its arsenal with the discovery of a significant yttrium anomaly at its Mt Stirling project in WA’s Eastern Goldfields. A broad one kilometre anomaly has been uncovered at the project with peak values up to 521 parts per million of yttrium. The critically listed rare earth metal is used in renewable technologies including electric vehicles.

Torian Resources has clocked up a string of shallow gold intercepts adding to a burgeoning arsenal of strikes at its flagship Mt Stirling project, some 40 kilometres north-west of Leonora in WA. The latest set of results include a 24 metre intersection grading 2.02 grams per tonne gold from 10m downhole with an internal 3m section going 7.09 g/t gold from 17m.

Torian Resources has tabled an impressive set of numbers from the latest drilling campaign at its Mt Stirling gold project, approximately 40km north-west of Leonora in WA. The results include a 10-metre intersection at 9.64 grams per tonne gold from 105m, with a brace of internal sections running 6m at 15.14 g/t gold from 105m and 1m grading 25.07 g/t gold from 110m.

Torian Resources continues to rake in the high-grade gold hits at its flagship Mt Stirling gold project approximately 40km north-west of Leonora in WA. The results include an 8-metre intersection returning 8.26 grams per tonne gold from 153m, that held an impressive 5m running at 12.74 g/t from 153m. The company is set to deliver a global mineral resource estimate in the first quarter of this year.

Torian Resources has delivered gold results up to 18.5 g/t gold at the Mt Stirling project as it builds towards a resource upgrade by mid-April. Key structures are interpreted to be open along strike and at depth providing down dip and along plunge structural gold target zones as the company looks to build resources.

Torian Resources has racked up additional significant gold intercepts that extend the resource boundaries at the company’s flagship Mt Stirling project just 8km from Red 5’s King Of The Hills gold mine in WA that has produced more than one million ounces of gold. Significant drill results recently returned include 33 metres grading 1.78 grams per tonne gold from 196m downhole.

Asra Minerals, formerly Torian Resources, has announced new high-grade gold hits at its Mt Stirling project near Leonora in WA, setting the scene for an anticipated resource upgrade, expected later this month. Following the discovery of rare earths at Mt Stirling back in January, Asra has opened up a second front at the project that is rapidly becoming a multi-mineral play.

As it hurtles towards an expected resource upgrade, Asra Minerals has returned more significant high-grade gold intercepts from RC drilling at its flagship 118,400-ounce Mt Stirling project in WA’s Eastern Goldfields. The program continues to extend mineralisation beyond previous resource boundaries, with the company reporting results grading up to 1m at 11.86 g/t from two more holes.

West Perth-based Asra Minerals has appointed experienced geologist and mining executive Rob Longley as its new Managing Director. Longley was General Manager Geology for Sundance Resources in Africa from 2007 to 2015 and CEO and MD of Helios Gold. His most recent position was CEO and MD of minerals explorer Ardiden and he is also a non-executive director of Green Technology Metals.