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Anglo Australian Resources has tabled an impressive 33 per cent increase in the mineral resource estimate for its flagship Mandilla gold project in WA. Mandilla now boasts a JORC resource of 19.8 million tonnes at 1.0 gram per tonne gold for 664,600 ounces of contained gold. The company already has the rods turning again as it embarks on the next massive 55,000m drilling blitz.

Anglo Australian Resources continues to intersect gold with extensional drilling at its Mandilla gold project in WA. Eye-catching widths and impressive grades include a staggering 64.57 metres grading 3.49 grams per tonne gold from 190m at Mandilla East. An update to the mineral resource estimate has commenced. The company believes recent results are likely to add significantly to the resource.

Anglo Australian Resources has received a final payment from AuKing Mining for a 25 per cent stake in a joint venture covering base metals at its Koongie Park project about 20km south-west of Halls Creek in WA's eastern Kimberley region. Anglo Australian retains the right to explore for and develop gold and other precious metals deposits within the Koongie Park project area.

Anglo Australian Resources has tabled an impressive maiden resource for its flagship Mandilla gold project in WA, with the company defining over 500,000 ounces of gold. The milestone is the culmination of nearly 18 months of solid exploration, with the company having now outlined gold mineralisation over more than 2.5 kilometres of strike and down to 300 metres below surface.

ASX-listed Anglo Australian Resources has delivered further stellar gold hits at the Mandilla gold project in WA, with a maiden resource estimate due for release shortly. The new drill intercepts at Mandilla East have extended the known mineralisation by 130m to the south and include 66m going 1.77 grams per tonne gold. Results from nearly 10,000m of drilling remain pending.

Anglo Australian Resources continues to build an impressive ensemble of gold discoveries at its Mandilla project in WA. The company's latest batch of results have delivered broad intercepts of gold mineralisation from infill drilling over the Mandilla East Main Zone including an eye-catching 83 metres grading 1.47 grams per tonne gold from 96m down-hole.

Anglo Australian Resources continues to pump out high-grade gold hits, as it charges towards a maiden resource over its Mandilla gold project in WA. Drilling at Mandilla East has returned a series of impressive results, with the latest batch including an impressive 18 metres at 4.74 grams per tonne gold from 54m and 29m at 1.81 g/t gold from 105m down-hole.

A frustrating wait from assay labs gave way to satisfaction as in-fill and extensional drill results at Anglo Australian's Mandilla project near Kambalda pointed to wide mineralised zones to the north of the project which remains open at depth and along strike. The company is now awaiting results from drilling at the Mandilla East zone before a short march to a maiden resource at project.

ASX-listed gold explorer, Anglo Australian Resources, has added a second RC drill rig to its exploration program chasing extensions to the known mineralisation at its 100 per cent-owned, historic Mandilla gold project, 70km south of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia. In a rush to firm up some fresh gold resource numbers, Anglo has the drill rods spinning in tandem at both the Mandilla East and South targets.

ASX-listed gold explorer, Anglo Australian Resources, has continued to hit some very encouraging deep, down-plunge extensions to the known mineralisation at its historic Mandilla gold project 20km south-east of Kambalda, with further wide auriferous zones encountered at Mandilla East.

ASX-listed gold explorer, Anglo Australian Resources, has bought out a couple of legacy third-party royalties that had been hanging over its historic Mandilla gold project 20km south-east of Kambalda in WA. The Perth-based company has now cleared the decks for a potential mine development as it advances towards a maiden resource estimate for Mandilla in the December quarter.

Anglo Australian Resources has encountered deep extensions to the known mineralisation at its Mandilla gold project 20km south-east of Kambalda, with visible gold showing up in its latest diamond drill core. The company says this is indicative of a significant “nugget effect” within the gold mineralisation at the Mandilla East discovery.

Anglo Australian has entered into a farm out agreement with ASX-listed AuKing Mining that will see AuKing earn up to 75 per cent of its Koongie Park base metals project in WA's north by paying A$1m in cash and spending $3m on exploration over three years. Anglo said cash proceeds from the deal will be used to advance its flagship Mandilla gold project near Kambalda.

Anglo Australian Resources Mandilla gold project near Kambalda is rapidly taking on a new complexion with seriously long, high grade intersections now rolling off the drill bit at will. Latest numbers include 26m at 8.29 g/t gold from 76 metres down-hole. Exploration, including DroneMag, has identified a range of new targets and extended the discovery zone to nearly 3 km of strike.

Anglo Australian Resources has managed to get a drilling program going at its Mandilla project near Kalgoorlie in WA as many mining and exploration companies come to terms with operational restrictions as a result of COVID-19. The company has started on a program of three diamond drill “tails” that will test the extents of gold mineralisation at Mandilla East to 200m. It will also drill 27 RC holes at the project.

In what looks like a herculean effort, Anglo Australian has locked in $5.5m from investors in the worst market conditions for years. Investors shook off Monday's “flash crash” this week to back Anglo's vision of developing its Mandilla gold project near Kalgoorlie, underscoring the project's potential prospectivity. Putting his money where his mouth is, new Anglo MD, Marc Ducler, led the way with a $250k personal commitment to the raise.

Anglo Australian Resources seemingly can't miss at its Mandilla project near Kalgoorlie in WA after it again hit eye wateringly long gold mineralised intersections at the project during infill drilling. With gold now looking to be settled at well over A$2,000 per ounce, Anglo's latest hits including 45m grading 2.33g/t gold from 82m downhole are looking seriously lucrative.

Metallurgist and mining executive, Marc Ducler, has taken the helm at Anglo Australian Resources whilst experienced mining lawman, Leigh Warnick, has been appointed Chairman. John Jones, Peter Stern and David Varcoe will remain on the board as part of a pre-Xmas peace deal that saw the warring parties place their batton's back in their knapsacks and appoint the largely independent team of Ducler and Warnick to spearhead the company.