News Articles for Everest Metals Corporation

Everest Metals Corporation has hailed a new agreement to earn up to 100 per cent in the advanced Revere gold project north-east of Meekatharra in WA as a transformational opportunity for the company. Everest, formally known as Twenty Seven Co pointed to the zone's historical production, significant gold-copper potential and clear runway to establishing a JORC compliant resource as key merits in the acquisition.

After a run of rock sampling, Twenty Seven Co has confirmed pegmatite fertility within the company's Mt Edon lithium, caesium and tantalum mining lease in WA's Mid West region. Rock samples were found to grade up to 2.7 per cent lithium oxide, 1046ppm caesium oxide and 5057ppm tantalum oxide. A total of nine rock chip samples were taken from four outcropping locations across a pegmatite field spanning 6.4 km.

Twenty Seven Co has advanced its battery metals strategy by securing an option to earn a 100 per cent interest in the highly prospective Mt Edon lithium, caesium and tantalum mining lease in WA's Mid West region. Twenty Seven Co will initially fund a due diligence work program at the project that will include 500m of RC drilling to a minimum of $140,000 before making a final commitment.

Rio Tinto Exploration, a subsidiary of the mining giant, has exercised its option to farm-in to ASX-listed Twenty Seven Co's North Rover project with plans to begin a 500-1000m drill program to test for lithium at the site. The two companies entered into an earn-in option agreement in March stating the Rio subsidiary can earn an 80 per cent interest in non-gold minerals at the tenement by spending $5 million on non-gold exploration at the site.

Junior explorer Twenty Seven Co has unveiled a slew of gold-in-soil geochemical anomalies at its Yarbu gold project, 160km northeast of Southern Cross in Western Australia. The latest round of auger drilling has confirmed three previous anomalies etched out from last year's program along with highlighting a new target area with samples grading up to 92.7 parts per billion gold.

Twenty Seven Co's plans to increase the size of the gold mineralisation at its Rover gold project in WA's Central Yilgarn region look to be on track after completing an RC drilling program that showed good continuity along strike and down dip from previous gold-yielding drilling. The company said one metre splits from four metre composite gold assays confirmed shallow gold mineralisation at its wholly-owned project.

Twenty Seven Co has entered an agreement with mega-miner Rio Tinto's exploration arm covering a six month exclusive option period to explore for non-gold minerals at its North Rover project near Sandstone in WA. Rio can earn an 80 per cent interest in non-gold minerals at the tenement by spending $5 million on it.

Twenty Seven Co. has completed a 335-hole auger drilling program at its wholly-owned Yarbu gold project. Drilling targeted soil gold anomalies with more than 20 parts per billion gold in soil, where combined lead-zinc values were also anomalous. The highest priority target was a soil gold anomaly with dimensions of 1.9 km by 1.4km returning gold results up to 164 parts per billion.

ASX-listed junior explorer Twenty Seven Co is gearing up for another round of auger drilling at its Yarbu gold project located approximately 160km northeast of Southern Cross in Western Australia. The campaign is designed to hit priority targets and infill anomalies detected in last year's exploration. It plans to sink a further 330 holes with assays expected in late May.

Twenty Seven Co has wrapped up a 31 hole RC drill program that intersected a 4m envelope of massive sulphides at its Rover gold project approximately 25 kilometres southeast of Sandstone in WA. The company says Rover has the potential to host volcanogenic massive sulphide targets given its similar geology and location only 30km north of Cobre Limited's Perrinvale base metals project.

Twenty Seven Co has scoped out a grab bag of new follow up targets at its Rover gold project in WA from a spate of highly elevated gold in soil anomalies. Some samples graded up to 420 parts per billion. The company has noted a good correlation between the soil anomalies and interpreted regional structural features with RC drill testing of the identified targets set to commence this week.

First pass rock chip sampling at Twenty Seven Co's multi-element Trident project near Broken Hill in New South Wales has delivered a suite of strong copper, gold and tin hits. The results include 17.6 per cent copper, 1.275 grams per tonne gold and 2.44 per cent tin. The company is now planning further sampling around the high-grade results.

Twenty Seven Co is set to kick off reverse circulation drilling at its 100 per cent owned Rover gold project near Sandstone in WA next week that will test recent stellar soil sampling results including a 1.15 gram per tonne surface gold sample. Drilling will also test some exciting intersections at the Harmonic and Creasy prospects to get a better understanding of the potential scale of the mineralised system around them.

Twenty Seven Co could be set to join the white-hot lithium market after early visual results identified the presence of pegmatites with evidence of lithium, tin and copper mineralisation at its Trident project near Broken Hill in New South Wales. The results compliment historical geochemical sampling which included a stellar 7.63 per cent lithium oxide sample. The company is now awaiting assay results from rock chips collected from those pegmatites.

Mineral exploration company, Twenty Seven Co has launched a geochemical sampling program to follow up on recently identified high-grade lithium occurrences at its 100 per cent owned Trident project near Broken Hill in New South Wales. A review of historical geochemical and sample data recently returned multiple lithium pegmatite showings at the project, including a cracking 7.63 per cent lithium oxide sample.

Junior exploration company, Twenty Seven Co has uncovered numerous high-grade lithium and tin showings in the northern part of its 100 per cent owned Trident project near Broken Hill in New South Wales. A review of historical geochemical and sample data has returned lithium occurrences going as high as a dazzling 7.63 per cent lithium oxide.

Twenty Seven Co is set to fast-track a drilling campaign at its 100 per cent owned Rover gold project south-east of Sandstone in the Goldfields of Western Australia after COVID-19 has delayed its plans to get the rods spinning in NSW. The company is looking to have boots on the ground at Rover in September to follow-up on previous stellar hits including 14m at 4.05 grams per tonne gold from 49m at the Creasy North prospect, which also takes in a 1m interval at a bumper 51.2 g/t gold.

Twenty Seven Co has defined three broad areas of anomalous gold mineralisation at its Yarbu gold project north of Southern Cross in Western Australia, with one zone coming in it at a hefty 1.9km-by-1.4km. The company plans to drill-test the new targets located along the Marda-Diemals Greenstone Belt that also hosts Ramelius Resources' 280,000-ounce Marda gold project to the south.

Having put a circa-50,000 ounce oxide gold resource on the table at Mt Dimer in Western Australia in May, Twenty Seven Co is now gearing up to chase a large-scale copper-gold deposit near Broken Hill on the other side of the country before having a second and third crack this year at a new gold discovery in WA.

Perth-based explorers Technology Metals and Artemis Resources have each raised $2.1 million through share placements, while South Australian company Twenty Seven Co is seeking to raise $1.6 million to explore its tenements in Western Australia's Goldfields region.