E-79 has just acquired the Cue Gold Project. This is becoming a very hot region in WA — a project known to host mineralisation and sharing geological features with other big deposits nearby.

Ned Summerhayes – Chief Executive Officer, E79 Gold Mines Ned Summerhayes is the CEO of E79 Gold Mines, an Australian exploration company focused on high-potential gold and critical-metal projects. Ned is a geologist with extensive experience across Western Australia and the Northern Territory, specialising in structurally hosted gold systems and early-stage project development. He is leading E79’s exploration strategy across its Cue Gold Project in WA and its bismuth-copper-gold project in the Northern Territory.

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The newly acquired Cue Gold Project sits between major operators Westgold and Ramelius, providing E79 with a prime address in a region experiencing renewed exploration success. The area is already known to host gold, reducing geological risk and offering potential access to existing processing infrastructure.

Historic drilling averaged only 42m in depth, with just 2% of holes drilled deeper than 100m — despite nearby deposits demonstrating high-grade mineralisation at depth. Intercepts such as 13m at 2.2g/t ending in mineralisation highlight the possibility of deeper, higher-grade systems yet to be tested.

E79 controls the southern extension of the Great Fingall Dolerite and titanium-rich basalts analogous to Break of Day — both highly fertile gold hosts. Gravity surveys will help identify cross-cutting structures now understood to control mineralisation in the district, sharpening the drill-targeting strategy.

With approximately $4.5 million in cash and an enterprise value of roughly $1 million, E79 is well funded to execute its exploration plans. Upcoming work includes detailed gravity surveying, broad aircore drilling, and targeted RC drilling across multiple prospects.

E79’s Northern Territory project adds diversification, with rock chips returning up to 9% bismuth alongside copper and gold. Seasonal constraints mean drilling will resume after the wet season, allowing the company to focus on Cue in the interim while maintaining exposure to emerging critical-metal markets.

Ausquest (ASX: AQD) believes it has a major porphyry discovery on its hands in Peru. It’s already returned some fascinating drilling results with mineralisation intersected over huge widths. Managing Director Graeme Drew believes it’s yet to find the “eye” of the porphyry system and that’s what the current drilling programme is about. If he’s correct, the company’s market cap of A$56 million could do just about anything.

Guest Bio Graeme Drew is the Managing Director of Ausquest Limited. Mr Drew has over 40 years’ experience in the exploration industry in Australia and overseas. Prior to co-founding Ausquest Limited, he was an Exploration Manager for CRAE and Rio Tinto Exploration Pty Ltd in Western Australia and Eastern Australia. He has extensive experience in the search for, and evaluation of, base and precious metals including nickel, copper, gold, uranium, zinc and diamonds.

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Key Insights

1. Scale Emerging at Cangallo – Ausquest’s early drilling has defined a large footprint of near-surface copper-gold mineralisation, with broad intercepts extending hundreds of metres from surface. This supports the interpretation of a significant porphyry system still in its early stages of delineation.

2. Location Provides Material Cost Advantages – Unlike many Andean porphyry deposits situated in remote high-altitude terrain, Cangallo sits near the Peruvian coast at relatively low elevation. This improves logistics, reduces potential infrastructure hurdles and enhances long-term development optionality.

3. Eye of the System Still to Be Found – Geological indicators suggest current drilling is positioned on the edge or upper levels of the porphyry system. The ongoing RC and diamond programs are designed to vector toward the higher-grade core, which could materially change the project’s scale and economics.

4. Early-Stage Drilling Indicates Consistent Mineralisation – Intercepts to date show consistent copper grades across large widths, with oxide mineralisation from surface and sulphides appearing at depth. The presence of tonalite dykes carrying higher grades provides encouragement that the main intrusive centre is nearby.

5. Significant Re-Rating Potential – With a current market capitalisation of A$56 million, Ausquest remains lightly valued relative to the potential scale of a major porphyry discovery. As drilling advances and assays confirm grade trends toward the interpreted core, the company could enter a transformational phase.

Nimy Resources’ (ASX: NIM) maiden gallium resource is one of the highest-grade in the world at more than 100 g/t, and the western world is desperate for non-Chinese gallium supply. Nimy says it can help meet that need. The resource is already significant but Managing Director Luke Hampson tells us there is huge scope for growth. The company is also advancing its copper exploration programmes in WA.

Guest bio: Luke Hampson is Managing Director of Nimy Resources. He brings over 30 years of experience in the mining industry, having led management teams across the Asia-Pacific region. His background includes 19 years at WesTrac Pty Ltd, 3 years at Rio Tinto Iron Ore and 11 years as Managing Director of Cloonmore Mining & Energy.

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Key Insights:

• Exceptional grade for a niche metal Nimy has announced a maiden inferred JORC resource at its Block 3 deposit of 7.23 Mt grading 102 g/t gallium, totalling approximately 740 t contained. This positions it among the highest-grade gallium resources known globally.

• Strong supply-chain positioning Gallium is classified as a critical metal, with global production dominated by China. A high-grade Western-jurisdiction supply source such as Nimy provides strategic diversification for international markets seeking secure supply.

• Significant upside and exploration optionality The maiden resource covers only a small portion of the mineralised footprint. Broader exploration targets suggest potential for substantial growth through further drilling across a 30 km² anomalous zone.

• Synergies with other commodities and projects Beyond gallium, Nimy continues to advance promising copper and base-metal targets within the Mons Project. This reinforces multi-commodity optionality as exploration accelerates.

• Emerging funding and offtake momentum Interest from US and European groups, alongside engagement with critical-minerals partners, positions Nimy to potentially access government-backed funding and secure future offtake pathways.