News Articles for Kairos Minerals

Kairos Minerals has announced plans to raise $27 million as it moves to enhance value across its Goldfields and Pilbara portfolios.

Daglish-based explorer Kairos Minerals has announced former De Grey Mining chair Simon Lill has joined its board.

Kairos Minerals shares rose by 29 per cent to 1.1 cents on Thursday morning, following news it had entered into a binding agreement to sell six Mt York project prospecting licences.

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Kairos Minerals continues to generate highly-promising lithium targets at its 100 per cent-owned Roe Hills project in Western Australia's Eastern Goldfields region. The company's optimism has been boosted ahead of a planned initial 5000m of reverse-circulation drilling across its growing pipeline of targets in the rapidly-emerging lithium province that hosts Global Lithium Resources' renowned 32.7-million-tonne Manna lithium project.

WA-focused explorer Kairos Minerals turbocharged the mineral resource of its Mt York gold project by 500,000 ounces to 49.24 million tonnes at 1.02 grams per tonne for 1.62 million ounces of gold. The company says its new numbers include a higher-grade component of 21 million tonnes at 1.5g/t for 1 million ounces and the mineralisation at its project remains open.

WA-focused explorer Kairos Minerals has become a multi-listed trader after joining the United States' OTCQB venture market. The company started trading at market opening on April 6 under the ticker “KAIFF”. Created in 2010, the OTCQB is the middle tier of the over-the-counter market for US shares. The company says the move will provide exposure to US investors without impacting its ASX listing.

Kairos Minerals is poised to drill-test a recently discovered 1km long light and heavy rare earths anomaly which has produced early results going up to 553 parts per million total rare earths oxide. The pending RC drilling program at its Roe Hills project, 100km east of Kalgoorlie also includes some tantalising results for neodymium and praseodymium reaching up to 126ppm, heavy rare earth oxides grading up to 154ppm and light rare earth oxides running up to 420ppm.

Kairos Minerals is far from resting on its glittering gold laurels as the company zeros in on a boost to its existing 1.1-million-ounce resource at its flagship Mount York project in WA's Pilbara region. Management says it has landed wide hits including 82m at 0.57g/t gold from 104m, which contained 11m grading 1.25g/t from 135m and 17m running 1.03g/t gold from 169m.

Kairos Minerals has vowed to expand its lithium, gold and base metal targets after confirming a “compelling” 2.8km-long lithium anomaly and a nearby 2.3km gold anomaly at its Roe Hills project near Kalgoorlie. The company sees the anomalies as high-priority targets for spodumene lithium-bearing pegmatites akin to Global Lithium's nearby Manna deposit containing 32.7 million tonnes at 1.0 per cent lithium oxide.

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Kairos Minerals has extended mineralisation below its existing 1.1-million-ounce gold resource at the company's Mount York project in WA's Pilbara after landing hits including 10m at 4.9 g/t gold from 257m. Known mineralisation has now been stretched 85m below the existing planned open pit depths. The latest results offer potential for a resource upgrade and future underground mining in high-grade gold shoots within the 3km resource strike length.

Kairos Minerals' flagship 1.1-million-ounce Mount York Pilbara gold project looks set for a serious growth spurt after high-grade gold intersections below the existing resource over much of the strike length paves the way for an increase. Best results include 5m at 4.25 g/t gold from 73m, 7m going 3.35 g/t from 172m and 8m at 3.67g/t gold from 185m. The Mount York project is located in the emerging Pilbara Craton gold region of WA.

Kairos Minerals has landed a slew of anomalous lithium-in-soil results nestled within an emerging pegmatite province 100km east of Kalgoorlie and in the shadow of Global Lithium's 32.7Mt Manna lithium deposit. The freshly minted “Crystal Palace” prospect has been etched out from the first batch of specimens from an extensive 6000-sample soil program the company is conducting over its Roe Hills tenure.

Kairos Minerals has struck rich tantalum deposits going as much as 2143ppm during a lithium-caesium-tantalum pegmatite-focused drill campaign at its Mt York gold project next to Pilbara Minerals' Pilgangoora lithium mine. The results further a possibility to extract more than just gold from the 1.1-million-ounce resource in the mineral-rich region.

Australia currently leads the globe in terms of lithium production and according to Geoscience Australia about 95 per cent of Australia's lithium resources are found within just five deposits and all are in WA. The renowned Greenbushes mine, 200km south of Perth, is the undisputed king when it comes to contained amounts of lithium and grade. The next two deposits on the leaderboard, Pilgangoora and Wodgina, both belong to the Pilbara, an area that is again a hotbed of exploration and discovery.

Kairos Minerals has identified significant new lithium soil anomalies at its Roe Hills project in the Eastern Goldfields of WA. The lithium hits are near Kairos's 2.6km long Black Cat lithium soil anomaly where preparations for drilling are well advanced. The company says Black Cat appears to have the same geology as the nearby Manna deposit, 20 per cent of which sold for $60 million in October.

Kairos Minerals has uncovered several lithium targets and a new gold target from a swag of soil samples collected from its Pilbara tenements that have fuelled the company's appetite for an immediate follow-up. The gold target is 2.5km long, but it is lithium targets, based on elevated lithium and pathfinder elements and geology, that have Kairos eager for more exploratory work.

Kairos Minerals has hit pegmatites in the first hole drilled at its Lucky Sump prospect where the company is hunting lithium with a 16-hole RC campaign near its Mt York gold project in the Pilbara region of WA. The initial hole intercepted a 5m pegmatite hit whilst an additional two holes also recorded pegmatite intervals between 2m and 3m.

Kairos Minerals is set to begin drilling at its Lucky Stump prospect where spodumene pegmatite samples grading up to 1.9 per cent lithium oxide were discovered near the company's Mt York project in the Pilbara. The 16-hole RC drilling campaign is planned to cover 2400m and target multiple spodumene pegmatites that form part of a larger swarm at Mt York only 4km south of Pilbara Minerals' Pilgangoora lithium-tantalum mine.

After a flurry of RC drilling Kairos Minerals has tabled a significant increase to the mineral resource at its Mt York gold project in Western Australia's Pilbara region. The company says the operation now boasts a 1.1-million-ounce asset base up about 26 per cent from previous projections.

Kairos Minerals has nailed a suite of high-grade lithium hits at its Mt York project in WA's Pilbara region after hyperspectral and X-ray diffraction analysis on rock samples from the operation's pegmatites. The results ran up to 1.91 per cent lithium oxide and were found a mere 4km from Pilbara Minerals' revered Pilgangoora operation.

Routine earth-moving activities at Kairos Minerals' Mt York gold project in the Pilbara have turned up spodumene pegmatites, opening the door to a possible lithium play for the diversified West Perth explorer. The discovery has excited Kairos, not least because it was made less than 4km from Pilbara Minerals' massive lithium operation, Pilgangoora.

Calidus Resources is moving fast towards steady-state production at its Warrawoona gold project in WA's Pilbara region after pouring 8916 ounces of gold in the June quarter. The company tabled its impressive results just six weeks after pouring the first batch of gold from its carbon-in-leach circuit at its newly commissioned processing plant.

Kairos Minerals has backed up recent stellar assay results from its Mt York gold project in the Pilbara with a technical review, emboldening the West Australian explorer to chase a major upgrade in resource with an upcoming 15,000-20,000m drilling program. The review found mineralisation is continuous along a 3.4km trend, with substantial scope to grow the project's 873,500oz resource at depth.

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A resource upgrade appears to be on the horizon for Kairos Minerals after receiving positive assay results from its RC drilling efforts at the company's 873,500-ounce Mt York gold project in Western Australia's Pilbara region. The explorer says its latest results are “highly encouraging” as it expects the broad grades to have a positive impact on the next resource estimate.

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Mineral explorer Kairos Minerals has beefed up its management with Peter Turner to take the reins as Managing Director and Klaus Eckhof taking a seat as Non-Executive Chairman. The addition of the duo reflects the company's commitment to accelerating the exploration campaigns at its WA lithium and gold projects. Turner's appointment will be effective from May 23rd and Eckhof has already commenced his role.

Junior gold and lithium explorer Kairos Minerals has appointed Klaus Eckhof and Peter Turner to lead the company.

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Mixed metals explorer Kairos Minerals could be onto lithium at its wholly owned Lalla Rookh Project, located in the East Pilbara region of Western Australia. The company has unveiled a suite of lithium-caesium-tantalum pegmatite targets that it says forms part of an ongoing battery metals hunt aimed at beefing up its new energy portfolio amid a ravenous global market for all things lithium.

Kairos Minerals has eked out an extensive lithium-in-soil anomaly at its Roe Hills project some 120km east of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia. With the white metal running red hot and the emerging discovery of Breaker Resources' Manna Lithium deposit only 10km up the road, the company cast its eye back over the results of a 2020 soil sampling program and discovered the intriguing anomaly stretching over 2.7km.

West Australian-based explorer Kairos Minerals has unveiled a promising new greenfields gold target at its wholly owned 873,500oz Mt York gold project in WA's Pilbara region. Following on from a recent 15,000m drilling blitz at Mt York, Kairos continues to probe the prospectivity of its extensive Pilbara tenure with results from the latest surface geochemical program throwing out values up to 4.6 g/t gold.

Kairos Minerals has identified several extensive pegmatite outcrops within a previously defined major lithium-caesium-tantalum anomaly less than 3 kilometres from Mineral Resources' revered Wodgina lithium project. A recent soil sampling program undertaken at the project returned significant assays including 238 parts per million lithium, 293ppm caesium and 582ppm rubidium. Additionally, a historical rock chip in the area returned a solid 1.6 per cent lithium.

Mineral exploration company, Kairos Minerals has wrapped up a 15,000 metre drilling blitz with a bang at its 873,000 ounce Mt York gold project in the Pilbara region of WA. Latest drilling has unveiled new gold lodes in areas with minimal past drilling that have delivered wide and shallow intercepts including 20m at 1.58 grams per tonne gold from just 28m depth.

Wide-spaced aircore drilling by mineral explorer, Kairos Minerals has intercepted anomalous gold and lithium at its Kangan project in the Pilbara region of WA, just 20km south of De Grey Mining's spectacular 6.8 million ounce Hemi gold discovery. A 3,000m infill air-core drill campaign is now planned for later this month to follow-up the encouraging results.

Soil sampling by WA explorer Kairos Minerals has outlined two high-priority lithium targets at the company's Wodgina project in the Pilbara. One target stretches for a lengthy 1.7km and is supported by a nearby historical sample that returned 1.6 per cent lithium oxide. The project lies less than 3km from the “world class” Wodgina lithium deposit.

Mineral exploration company, Kairos Minerals has put its foot on 479 square kilometres of tenure in the celebrated Pilbara region of WA to swell its landholding in the district to a whopping 2,026 square kilometres. The company says the new exploration licence applications are prospective for lithium pegmatite discoveries and intrusion-related gold mineralisation similar to De Grey's world-class Hemi discovery in the region.