Rita Brooks

Tambourah Metals Ltd (ASX: TMB)  plans to list on the ASX have been well received. TMB is raising up to $8m and it has a portfolio of Ni-PGE & Gold exploration projects in Julimar Nth and the Pilbara regions in WA.

Gold and nickel explorer Tambourah Metals has lined up a drill rig to follow up a series of new significant gold targets identified through geophysical surveying and a historic data review at its flagship Tambourah gold project in the Pilbara. A review of the mineralisation at Tambourah by geophysical consultants using high resolution airborne magnetic data identified three potential targets in the area with plans for a 30 RC hole campaign underway.

Gold and critical minerals explorer Tambourah Metals has identified multiple airborne gravity anomalies indicative of denser rocks that may host nickel-copper-PGE mineralisation at its Bolgart and Tolarno projects approximately 100 kilometres northeast of Perth. A follow-up ground based moving loop electromagnetic survey has now been planned to test the gravity targets located near Chalice Mining’s monster Julimar PGE-nickel-copper-cobalt project.

Rock chip samples from three recently discovered pegmatite sites at Tambourah Metals’ namesake gold and lithium project in WA’s Pilbara region have returned elevated rubidium and lithium results. The 17 samples were assayed at Labwest for a full suite of pegmatite elements, with 12 recording between 151 and 842 parts per million rubidium and another four samples returning lithium grades between 96 and 226 ppm.

Tambourah Metals’ maiden drill program at the company’s namesake gold project in the Pilbara region of WA has confirmed and extended its geological model for the goldfield in addition to highlighting new targets. The first campaign at the Tambourah gold and lithium project comprised 2527m of RC drilling at five of its gold prospects — Tambourah King, Western Chief, Western Chief south, Federal and Kushmattie.

WA-focused mineral explorer Tambourah Metals has added two new exploration licences to its Russian Jack lithium project in WA’s Pilbara region. The new zones are already producing results with rock chips going as high as 1420ppm lithium. The new licences have more than doubled Tambourah’s project size to over 500 square kilometres.

Tambourah Metals has received a boost to the lithium prospectivity of its Russian Jack project in the Pilbara after the Geological Survey of WA confirmed the presence of abundant pegmatite veins and dykes. The company is currently compiling data on the project that includes the GSWA WAROX dataset that highlights four areas of significant pegmatite outcrops across two tenements at the site, whilst a rock chip sampling program is also beefing up its gold numbers.

Tambourah Metals has appointed experienced geologist Caue “Paul” Araujo as its new Managing Director as the company plans to accelerate exploration and development opportunities in the critical minerals sector. Araujo has more than 20 years of international exploration, management and consulting experience across multiple commodities including lithium, nickel, copper and platinum group elements.

Preliminary data from a magnetotelluric survey across key targets north of Perth has identified a suite of conductors for Tambourah Metals at its Bolgart East, Yerecoin and Wongan Hill South projects. Early imaging shows the presence of multiple conductors at each project where the company is targeting nickel, copper and platinum group elements amongst other resources about 120km north of Perth in WA.