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ASX-listed Aldoro Resources has the drill rig at the ready having received encouraging assay results from its recent sampling program over the Niobe East, Niobe Southeast and Breakaway pegmatites in WA. Almost 50 rock chips were collected with assay results confirming rubidium and lithium prospectivity beyond the Niobe main pit. Aldoro says it is now geared up and ready to unleash the drill rig once a heritage survey is completed.

Mineral explorer Aldoro Resources has boosted its lithium footprint in WA after sealing an agreement with Trafalgar Resources for the 100 per cent acquisition of its Windimurra pegmatite assets near Mt Magnet. The deal represents the fourth acquisition of lithium ground by Aldoro in as many months. Under the agreement Aldoro will pay Trafalgar $50,000 in cash and 275,000 shares.

Aldoro Resources has completed a site visit to its newly acquired Niobe project area in WA and has defined the extent of the anticipated rubidium footprint over several pegmatite prospects. Rock chip samples collected were analysed with a portable XRF gun which confirmed elevated rubidium values associated with zinnwaldite mica. Sixty-six planned drill holes have been pegged for a reverse circulation drill programme scheduled to kick off in October pending access clearances.

Aldoro Resources has its sights on a potential world-class rubidium resource at its Niobe prospect in WA's Mid West. It has defined an early target of 33,000-150,000 tonnes rubidium oxide, a commodity that sells for more than A$1.4 million a tonne. Aldoro is keen to start the drills spinning in September at the pegmatite project, which will also target lithium potential.

Aldoro Resources continues its tour-de-force in Western Australia's resurgent Murchison mineral field and is now testing a series of new nickel targets including a pair of strong off-hole conductors that were lit up by geophysics below its flagship VC1 discovery. The company recently completed its maiden drilling program over its exciting VC1 target, returning solid intercepts of massive nickel sulphides.

Aldoro Resources continues to kick goals at its Narndee sulphide discovery in Western Australia. The company is showing a perfect scorecard with all four of its maiden diamond drill holes into the electromagnetic target returning massive sulphides. Geological logging of the recently drilled NDD0004 noted the presence of disseminated to blebby sulphides over an interval of more than 124 metres.

Aldoro Resources has followed up its “hole in one” late last week with a second sulphidic drill hole from the company's Narndee base-metals project in WA. The company's second drill hole hit 11.2m of sulphide mineralisation, including 3.9m of the elusive massive sulphides from the southern strike extensions to its VC1 electromagnetic target. The company's maiden drill hole over the target delivered 2m of massive sulphides.

ASX listed Aldoro Resources has hit paydirt with its maiden drill hole at its VC1 geophysical target within the company's flagship Narndee Igneous Complex project. Approximately 2m of complex nickel-copper massive sulphides have been recovered and significantly, the maiden hole is also the first hole drilled in the area in nearly a decade.

Aldoro Resources continues to expand its strategic ground-holding across the Windimurra-Narndee terrane east of Paynes Find after the company put its foot on additional prospective lithium tenure adjacent to its existing permits in the region. Aldoro has signed a heads of agreement with privateer Mining Equities to acquire exploration licence E 58/571 which sits next to the company's Wyemandoo and Windimurra permits.

ASX-listed Aldoro Resources has substantially increased its exposure to the battery metals sector after it successfully completed due diligence on and settled the acquisition of two lithium-rich projects in Western Australia's Mt Magnet region adjacent to its Narndee-Windimurra project. Aldoro will now pick up Meridian 120 Mining's 100 per cent interest in tenements located in the Mt Magnet area of Western Australia.

Aldoro Resources is spreading its wings in Western Australia's Murchison region, snapping up lithium pegmatite prospects adjacent to its Windimurra lithium footprint through a deal to acquire the neighbouring Wyemandoo as well as the Niobe tantalum-lithium project near Mount Magnet from privately-owned Meridian 120 Mining. Aldoro says Windimurra is rich in lithium-cesium-tantalum or “LCT” type pegmatites, with tungsten also present.

Aldoro Resources is poised to kick-off drilling at its Narndee project, east of Paynes Find in Western Australia. The company owns a strategic ground holding over the underexplored terrane, with recent work outlining two high-priority nickel-copper-PGE targets that have now been flagged for drill testing in addition to the recent discovery of a potential lithium-bearing pegmatite swarm on the company's nearby Windimurra tenure.