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Javelin Minerals has uncovered a set of big copper-gold targets at its Coogee project just 50 kilometres south of Kalgoorlie in a move that could potentially turbo-charge the high-grade goldfield -

Javelin Minerals has taken another major stride towards gold production at its Eureka project near Kalgoorlie after sealing a crucial Land Use Agreement with Traditional Owners. The breakthrough gives the company clear tenure pathways as it races towards production in the June quarter of 2026. Combined with a mining and funding deal already locked in, Javelin says the runway to first gold and cashflow is considerably shortened

Javelin Minerals is pushing ahead with a new diamond drilling program to bolster its near-term plans to charge into production at the company's historic Eureka gold project, near Western Australia's historic Kalgoorlie mining hub. The drill program will provide valuable geotechnical and metallurgical data and test the potential at the project's northern end to boost indicated resources and add mineable ounces and longevity to the mining operation.

Javelin Minerals has locked in a profit-sharing mining agreement with renowned contract firm MEGA Resources to mine 39,000 ounces of gold from its Eureka gold project near WA's historic Kalgoorlie mining hub. In a huge win for Javelin, full-service contractor MEGA will fully fund the operation, covering the full spectrum of mining activities, project financing and haulage services.

Javelin Minerals has tweaked its mining plan to boost the expected gold recovery at the company's Eureka project to 39,000 ounces, following a 27 per cent jump in the resource's higher confidence indicated category. The lift to indicated resources was accompanied by a 32 per cent bump-up in grade to 1.98 grams per tonne gold, providing a significant uplift in the expected cash flow from mining the project.

Javelin Minerals has bolstered its plans for near-term mining at its Eureka gold project near Kalgoorlie, having significantly upgraded the project resource to the higher confidence indicated category. The company says its upgraded resources and grades could expand its plans to fast-track mining at the project to recover 34,000 ounces of gold by next year.

Javelin Minerals will charge towards production at its 112,000-ounce Eureka gold project outside of Kalgoorlie, under a plan to fast-track mining at the existing open pit to recover 34,000 ounces gold by next year. Javelin says its latest strategy comes on the back of a recent round of successful drilling, sky-high gold prices and a ready-to-go mining lease.

Javelin Minerals has zeroed in on a suite of highly prospective, undercover gold and copper targets at its Coogee West project in Western Australia's Eastern Goldfields, setting the stage for high-impact drilling in the September quarter. The company's latest geophysical review, run by Core Geophysics, has peeled back the layers at Coogee West to reveal a compelling treasure map of five high-priority anomalies lurking beneath shallow alluvial cover.

Javelin Minerals has kicked off its Eureka drilling campaign near Kalgoorlie in style, hitting broad zones of shallow oxide gold to the south and a high-grade shoot to the north of the project's historic pit. Best results include 26m at 1.36g/t and 2m at 7.37g/t. The company says follow-up drilling could pave the way for a rapid restart of gold production.

Javelin Minerals has completed a maiden 22-hole reverse circulation drilling program at its recently acquired Eureka gold project, 54km north of Kalgoorlie in WA's Eastern Goldfields. The 2779m campaign was planned to confirm and possibly expand the existing 2.45Mt JORC-compliant resource, which averages 1.42g/t gold for a contained 112,000 ounces of gold. About 62,000 ounces are in the indicated category.

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Javelin Minerals has kicked off its maiden drill program at the company's recently acquired Eureka gold project, 50km north of Kalgoorlie, targeting extensions to mineralisation outside its existing 112,000 gold-ounce resource. The company has hit the ground running and has already completed four holes at the southern end of the Eureka pit and plans to test several high-grade targets to the pit's north.

Javelin Minerals has taken the final hurdle ahead of drilling at its Eureka gold project, 50km north of Kalgoorlie, by completing of a heritage survey that clears the path for a maiden 3000m reverse circulation drill program. The company has a rig secured and ready to target extensions of high-grade lodes and a series of untested anomalies around the existing high-grade pit.

Javelin Minerals is about to launch a 2500-metre reverse circulation (RC) drilling program at its newly acquired Eureka gold project, 50km north of Kalgoorlie in WA. The company has a program of works submitted and an RC rig secured through a drill-for-equity deal with TopDrill. The program, to target high-grade lodes, is expected to begin in early March and will take about three weeks.

Javelin Minerals has struck high-grade gold and copper in a maiden drilling program at its Coogee project in Western Australia's Eastern Goldfields, 20km northeast of Kambalda, hitting grades of up to 65 grams per tonne gold and 8.5 per cent copper. The 2921m drilling program has extended the strike beyond one kilometre, expanding the resource northward and at depth.

Javelin Minerals has completed 2921m of a phase one maiden drilling program at its Coogee copper-gold project near Kambalda in Western Australia, with phase two slated to kick off early in the New Year. The 18-hole reverse circulation program recovered 1698 samples sent for assay and identified a copper-gold mineralised trend extending from about 270m south of the southern open pit rim to about 450m north of the northern rim.

Javelin Minerals has slotted the next golden arrow into its quiver with the completion of its much-heralded acquisition of the brownfields Eureka gold project, 54km northwest of Kalgoorlie. Eureka's current mineral resource estimate remains at 2.45 million tonnes at an average grade of 1.42g/t gold for a total of 112,000 ounces of gold, as announced in June 2021.

Javelin Minerals has wasted no time working up multiple drill-ready targets at its newly acquired Eureka gold project near Kalgoorlie. The project was purchased in October for $3 million in cash and shares and comes with an historic open pit and a 112,000-ounce gold resource grading 1.42 grams a tonne, valuing the deal at less than $30 per discovery ounce.

Javelin Minerals has intensified its focus on the company's two flagship Kalgoorlie gold projects by placing a for sale sign on its Bonaparte copper-silver-lead-zinc project in WA's Kimberley. The strategic doubling down on gold by the company follows its recent acquisition of the Eureka gold project north of Kalgoorlie, which adds to its Coogee gold project near Kambalda, both of which have historic pits that Javelin believes are harbouring more gold.

Javelin Minerals has picked up the historic Eureka open pit north of Kalgoorlie where it is seeking to prove up a theory that more golden riches may be lurking nearby. The move follows the spectacular success of Spectrum Metals and Spartan Resources. Both found multi-million dollar gold deposits about 300m north of their mothballed open pits and Javelin already has some intriguing drill holes about 300m north of Eureka suggesting there is more gold out there.

Javelin Minerals has upped its planned maiden drilling program at the Coogee gold project near Kambalda in WA from 2500m to 3000m after identifying several opportunities to extend known mineralisation. The company plans to launch its combined RC and diamond drilling program in mid-November in two phases to confirm potential extensions below the old Coogee open-pit and to expand mineralisation north and west of the pit.

Javelin Minerals' reinterpretation of data from its Coogee project in Western Australia's Goldfields region has thrown up a tantalising exploration theory that it is now primed to test with the drill bit. The company plans to determine if a magnetic anomaly lurking just 300m from an old open pit at the site is a potential repetition of the historic lode.

Javelin Minerals has increased the JORC resource estimate for its Coogee gold-copper project near Kambalda in WA by 158 per cent to 3.65 million tonnes at 1.08g/t gold and 1.01 million tonnes at 0.41 per cent copper. The significant upgrade relates to a revised gold content of 126,685 ounces and was determined from an independent review of historic estimates, assumptions and drilling.

Javelin Minerals has identified a host of copper-gold exploration targets at its Coogee project in the St Ives goldfield in Western Australia after independent and collaborative reviews of reprocessed geophysical and other data. Recently-defined drill sites include a gold-copper target indicated by a high-intensity magnetic anomaly 300m north of the Coogee open pit and potentially down-dip from the company's Coogee North mineralisation.

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Javelin Minerals has identified a large uranium target at its Stakeyard Well prospect that forms part of its larger Mt Ida operation in WA following a comprehensive data review of all its existing projects. Management says the review highlighted a strong anomaly that extends across a package of ground 28km in length by an average 3.3km width where historical air-core drilling revealed positive uranium results.

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Javelin Minerals has revealed two significant board moves, adding well-known corporate finance executive Brett Mitchell and experienced geologist Pedro Kastellorizos as it prepares for more drilling in New South Wales. The company says Mitchell, who has more than 25 years of experience in the equity and venture capital markets, will take the reins as executive chairman. Kastellorizos will be a non-executive director.

Perth-based Javelin Minerals announced on Friday that exploration licences at its Husky and Malamute projects - located in central New South Wales - have been extended for a further three years.

Javelin Minerals has renewed the exploration licences for its Husky and Malamute projects in New South Wales for an additional three years after getting the green light from the State's resources regulator. The Perth-based explorer considers both projects to have excellent prospectivity for scandium and rare earths, in addition to precious, base and battery metals.

Javelin Minerals will acquire high-resolution aeromagnetic and radiometric data covering its Mt Ida-Ida Valley tenure near Leonora to help charge its hunt for precious and base metals, lithium and rare earths. It says much of its ground is proximate to the gold-rich Ballard Fault, Delta Lithium's newly-discovered gold and lithium occurrences and the lithium, precious and base metals activities of St George Mining.

Javelin Minerals looks set to put significant new impetus behind its lithium exploration and production goals in Uganda after signing a strategic takeover bid implementation agreement with Gecko Minerals. The company says Gecko directors have “unanimously” recommended shareholders back the move, which will net it two new projects in the African nation that are considered prospective for lithium.

Javelin Minerals believes new assays from two of its projects in central New South Wales indicate the company is drilling the same ultramafic rock that mining giant Rio Tinto valued at $21 million, just 4km away. Management considers its Husky and Malamute projects to have excellent prospectivity for scandium and rare earths, in addition to precious, base and battery metals.

Javelin Minerals has ordered more air-core drilling at its Malamute rare earths and metals project, about 10km south-east of Tottenham in central New South Wales. The company will drill 18 new holes to follow up a 40-hole air-core program in 2019 that intersected significant lateritic material overlying ultramafic and mafic rock units, forming a prominent egg-shaped magnetic anomaly almost entirely within its ground.

Javelin Minerals has highlighted positive rare earths results from a comprehensive sampling program at its Mt Ida-Ida Valley project near Leonora, with assays of up to 0.11 per cent total rare earth oxides. The company has collected 680 orientation samples from selected tenements at the operation, with the positive rare earth assays taken from the Turkey Creek kimberlite province in WA's Goldfields region.

Javelin Minerals has highlighted a slew of follow-up drill targets at its Husky project in NSW after receiving geochemically-elevated results for multiple minerals from a recent air-core program at the site. The company has already started an RC drill campaign of 10 holes at the project to test the new geochemical features at depth.

Javelin Minerals' latest testwork program has confirmed the presence of both gravity-recoverable gold and free-milling gold at its Coogee project near Kalgoorlie. Latest results also show copper can be recovered separately. Further testing will continue at the project, which last year unveiled a new gold mineral resource estimate of 1.42 million tonnes at 1.07 grams per tonne gold for a total of 49,000 ounces.

ASX-listed Javelin Minerals has commenced air-core drilling at its Husky project near Fifield in New South Wales where the company is on the hunt for rare earths in addition to precious and battery metals. The explorer has received the necessary approvals to complete up to 23 drill holes at the site that is considered prospective for gold and platinum group elements.

Javelin Minerals is gearing up to pursue the lithium and rare earths potential at its Mt Ida-Ida Valley project 60km west of Leonora in WA with 48 priority targets identified. Exploration activities are slated to commence in mid-November, with drilling also on the agenda for the first half of 2023. The company's haul of targets was identified from recently acquired aeromagnetic and radiometric data.

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