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A survey at Kalgoorlie Gold Mining's Pinjin project in WA's Eastern Goldfields has refined targets for a 6200m RC drilling program starting in September, focusing on a 1.6km-long strike at its recent Lighthorse prospect. Diamond drilling at its Kirgella Gift and Providence prospects, backed by $130,000 in state funding, aims to unlock deeper gold potential.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining's Lighthorse prospect at Pinjin near Kalgoorlie has doubled its strike to 1450m via air core drilling, identifying broad gold anomalism to guide an upcoming major RC drilling campaign. The 99-hole, 4710m program revealed thick, shallow gold intercepts and a second anomaly 800m north, surpassing the company's Kirgella Gift/Providence footprint. This sets the stage for KalGold's largest-ever RC drilling effort.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining will run high-resolution geophysics across about 9.5 square kilometres enclosing prospective sites at its Pinjin gold project, 140 kilometres north-northeast of Kalgoorlie. The company plans to launch the sub-audio magnetic survey in mid-June to better define sub-surface geological structures and mineralised zones mainly under extensive surface cover.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has locked in a 75 per cent stake in its highly prospective Pinjin gold project near Kalgoorlie, completing the first milestone of its farm-in agreement over the project. The company has sealed the deal with a $1.65 million all-cash settlement for the project, which incorporates its Kirgella Gift and Providence mineral resources, alongside its promising breakout Lighthorse discovery and Wessex gold prospect.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has launched a fresh air core drilling campaign at its Lighthorse gold discovery near Pinjin in WA's Laverton Tectonic Zone. The 100-hole program will punch 5500m of drilling along a 2.4km corridor. Rigs will target a 1400m extension to the north and tidy up patchy historic drilling across 1000m to the south. The program is set to wrap up within three weeks.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has struck gold up to 9m grading 3.52 grams per tonne from 58m in fresh rock at its Lighthorse project near Pinjin, 140km northeast of Kalgoorlie. The company says the first-pass reverse circulation drill program appears to have cracked the code by confirming high-grade primary mineralisation exists below a shallow supergene blanket that was discovered two months ago.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining is gearing up for an expanded air core drilling campaign to test for extensions to its recent Lighthorse gold discovery at the company's Pinjin project in WA's renowned Laverton gold region. The upcoming drill program will aim to stretch the impressive discovery's footprint by nearly 2.5km, with drilling planned for up to 1.4km to the north and 1km to the south of the mineralised zone.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has wasted no time gearing up the rigs for follow-up drilling at its exciting Lighthorse gold discovery, part of the company's Pinjin project in Western Australia's Eastern Goldfields. The 16-hole reverse circulation drilling program will test fresh rock beneath a shallow, wide area of mineralisation - interpreted as a horizontal supergene blanket - to chase up potential sources of uber-high-grade gold.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has etched out an under-explored 13km corridor along strike at its freshly minted Lighthorse gold discovery and is fast-tracking drilling to test the full extent of its prospective gold system. The company set tongues wagging and its share price bolting earlier this month when it pulled up a clutch of impressive intercepts including 17m running at 4.81 g/t.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining's share price rocketed today to touch 8.9c for a weekly gain of 456pc after a new gold discovery at the company's Pinjin project, within WA's renowned Laverton gold region. The new Lighthorse gold zone returned assays of 17m grading 4.81g/t from a depth of 48m and 4m at 4.72g/t from 52m.

First-pass air core drilling by Kalgoorlie Gold Mining on a blind target at its Kirgella West prospect, 140km northeast of Kalgoorlie, has been rewarded with good hits up to 3.66g/t gold over a 1200m strike. The 63-hole, 3518m program is adjacent to KalGold's Kirgella Gift and Providence deposits, with their combined 76,400 ounce gold inferred resource, and produced strong gold anomalism and potentially economic gold grades over a wide area.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has picked up a key tenement that joins its western landholdings at its Pinjin gold project near Kalgoorlie with its eastern tenements, creating one contiguous holding. It will pay fellow ASX-listed company Solstice Minerals 2.8 million of its shares, with a deemed value of $70,000 for the tenement and Solstice will also pick up a 1 per cent royalty.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining is set to hammer further gold targets with its fourth air-core drill program at its Pinjin project in WA's renowned 30-million ounce Laverton Tectonic zone, one of the state's biggest gold endowment regions and host to several producing gold mines. The program will target the company's prospective Kirgella East gold prospect with a planned 4000m maiden drill campaign.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining is spreading its exploration wings at its Pinjin project in WA to test new targets next to existing prospects in the southern part of the area's prospective Laverton Tectonic Zone. The company has lined up air-core drilling at two targets named Kirgella East and Kirgella West, which are respectively centred 1200m north-east and north-west from its combined Kirgella Gift and Providence prospects.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has revealed thick new gold intercepts that extend mineralisation to 2km of strike at the Wessex prospect within its Pinjin project, 140km north-east of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia. Results from a recent aircore campaign include 4m going 2.06g/t gold with 3m at 2.69g/t and hits of 4m at 2.37g/t and 4m at 1.72g/t within longer primary intercepts.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has kicked off a high-resolution aeromagnetic geophysical survey in the northern half of its Pinjin project, 140km north-east of Western Australia's important mining centre of Kalgoorlie. The survey will provide modern quality data with significantly better resolution than is currently available for the northern part of the project that covers the prospective Jungle Dam area and southward extensions of the Edjudina Goldfield.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has completed follow-up air-core drilling on thick gold intercepts from its Pinjin project in Western Australia's Goldfields region as part of a mission to expand its promising Wessex target, just 650m south-west of Hawthorn Resources' Anglo-Saxon pit. In a further extension to its latest campaign, the company also put 25 holes into its Kirgella Gift North and Providence West zones.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has tabled a maiden resource of 76,400 ounces at 1 gram per tonne gold from its Kirgella Gift and Providence deposits at its new flagship Pinjin project, 140km north-east of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia. Management wrapped up its initial resource at Pinjin in little more than 12 months after securing the ground along the prospective Laverton Tectonic Zone in May last year.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has extended a prospective gold strike at its Pinjin project in Western Australia to 21km after being granted a new 3.5-square-kilometre parcel of contiguous ground at the site that sits 140km north-east of Kalgoorlie. The ground is centred about 3.75km south along strike from the company's Wessex target and about 8km north along strike from its Kirgella Gift and Providence gold prospects.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining is planning to kick off an air-core drilling program at its Pinjin project in WA's Eastern Goldfields next month to follow up an April campaign that hit zones running up to 3.07g/t gold. The program will centre on the company's Wessex target at the project that sits on the eastern flanks of the prospective Laverton Tectonic Zone, about 140km north-east of Kalgoorlie.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining says a review of its Kirgella Gift and Providence gold prospects has revealed similarities to Ramelius Resources' 1.4-million-ounce Rebecca project, suggesting shallow open pit potential. The project analogy has led to the modified modelling of potential ore zones to distinguish lower-grade, but important gold envelopes enclosing shallow, high-grade zones, with the goal of adding ounces and enabling simpler bulk mining.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has grabbed 38.5 square kilometres of highly-prospective new gold ground east of Kalgoorlie in WA – and it sits just 1800m away from shallow gold hits at its Kirgella Gift and Providence targets. The new permit has not been subjected to in-depth historic exploration, but is on a major tectonic feature that also hosts Ramelius Resources' 1.4-million-ounce Rebecca gold project.

Recent RC drilling at Kalgoorlie Gold Mining's Providence prospect in Western Australia's Goldfields region has turned up promising gold grades from just 20m depth, with broad runs of lower, but supportive grades prompting thoughts of open-pit mining. Management says the similarity of mineralisation to its adjacent Kirgella Gift prospect – and a possible plunge intersection between the two plots – may provide thicker or higher-grade zones.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has launched an earlier-than-expected RC drill-testing program at its Pinjin project in Western Australia's Laverton Tectonic Zone in a move designed to ramp up its search for shallow, high-grade gold. Pouncing on the chance to get a drill rig this week, the company's program at its Providence deposit has been crafted to follow up last month's gold drill hits.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has stretched the boundaries of its Pinjin project, 140km east of Kalgoorlie, after securing a new license from the Western Australian Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety. The company has also lodged applications for two further tenements at the operation where it nailed gold hits last month including multiple intersections running between 10m and 15m wide and grading more than 5g/t.

WA gold explorer, KalGold has nailed a string of solid gold hits at its Pinjin project near Kalgoorlie including multiple intersections running between 10m and 15m wide grading upwards of 5 grams per tonne gold. The company says recent reverse circulation drilling has yielded exceptional open-ended results from 3 prospects 140km northeast of Kalgoorlie extending its Kirgella North, Kirgella Gift and Providence target area to about 1150m of mineralised strike.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has turned the start key on its Pinjin project in Western Australia's Eastern Goldfields, with hole collars and drill pads being prepared after management confirmed vital heritage clearance at the site. The company says discussions with traditional owners clarified that there were no Aboriginal heritage sites at either of its Kirgella Gift or Providence prospects and drilling is slated to start soon.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has gone 8 for 8, with all 8 rock chip samples recently submitted to the lab from a newly discovered outcropping gold vein at its Perrinvale project near Leonora showing some colour. The company tabled assays from its Pine Well North prospect within Perrinvale going as high as 4.08 g/t gold. Other higher grade results included 2.39 g/t and 1.88 g/t gold.

ASX-listed Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has highlighted a gold-mineralised corridor with a strike length of nearly 7km following reconnaissance fieldwork across its Zelica project in Western Australia's Eastern Goldfields region. The company has recorded high-grade gold mineralisation in near-surface quartz veining, including results of up to 39.6 grams per tonne gold and 6.44g/t gold from rock chip samples at its West Nest prospect.

KalGold has forged a successful maiden drill run at the company's Kirgella Gift prospect – part of its bigger Pinjin project, 140km north-east of Kalgoorlie – intersecting thick zones of gold mineralisation. With no shortage of other gold miners nearby in the prolific Laverton tectonic zone, KalGold's Pinjin is poised to turn heads in the market as an emerging exploration play.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining (KalGold) has wrapped up a deal to secure a valuable 22km-long swathe of the Laverton tectonic zone, north of Ramelius Resources' 1.1-million-ounce Rebecca gold project in WA's Eastern Goldfields. The company appears to have hit early paydirt, stumping up visible gold in one of the first three RC holes probing its Kirgella Gift prospect.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has unveiled its maiden mineral resource for the company's La Mascotte gold deposit near Kalgoorlie of 3.61 million tonnes at 1.19 grams per tonne gold for a total of 138,000 gold ounces. The modelled resource footprint measures 700m north-south by 500m east-west and 140m below surface. KalGold says the deposit remains open at depth at a cutoff grade of 0.6 g/t gold with recently identified targets offering an opportunity for resource growth.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has identified gold and lithium anomalies in a first-pass 315 auger hole program at its wholly owned Pianto project 85km north of Kalgoorlie. The company says its campaign was targeting gold in granite and lithium pegmatites. The fresh gold anomalisms are along the southern margin of a fault-related northwest striking demagnetised zone. Outcropping pegmatites were also found at two locations near lithium anomalies in addition to minerals tentatively identified as spodumene.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has extended the gold mineralisation of its La Mascotte prospect near Kalgoorlie in the Goldfields region of WA at depth following positive results from its latest RC drilling campaign. The fresh assays from the company's phase 4 drill program at the site will be used to table a maiden resource estimate that is expected to be released this quarter.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has completed a heritage survey at its Perrinvale gold project about 80km west of Leonora in WA that paves the way for boots on the ground exploration work. Historical campaigns unveiled a suite of anomalous target zones that were not fully examined and the company now plans to double-back and assess the potentially gold-bearing prospects.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has completed a first-pass sampling campaign across its Pianto project near Menzies in WA's Goldfields region that will be tested for multi-elements including gold and lithium. The reconnaissance geochemistry program saw the company collect 315 auger samples that will test the company's “gold-in-granite” exploration model and identify targets for follow up exploration.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has begun testing three prospects in the WA Goldfields with a short RC drill campaign aimed at firming up the extent of gold mineralisation at its Bulong Taurus project about 35km east of Kalgoorlie. The company has secured a total of 39 gold rights comprising an exploration licence, mining tenements and prospecting licences on land that has been mined since the 1890s.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining will soon test down-dip and high-grade gold extensions at its La Mascotte prospect that sits as part of the company's larger Bulong Taurus gold project in WA. The upcoming 3 hole, 600m campaign follows a review of legacy drill campaigns that delivered a slew of solid results from modest depths.

Kalgoorlie Gold is looking to plumb the depths at its La Mascotte discovery in WA's Goldfields region after extending the strike length of the prospect from about 250m to 700m after recent drilling. It also plans to test outlying gold targets recently found by the company's prospecting partners just west of its current focus area.

ASX-listed explorer Kalgoorlie Gold continues to expand the size of its La Mascotte discovery in WA's goldfields, with the prospect now extending to a 700m strike length. The company says the mineralisation remains open in every direction. Only last month KalGold doubled the strike length of La Mascotte to 500m on the back of rich results going 16 grams per tonne gold.