News Articles for Tambourah Metals

This week's Bulls N' Bears Runner of the Week is… Tambourah Metals. Its share price surged after outstanding gold drilling results at its WA gold project. Nelson Resources' share price ran hard after the company locked in a mining agreement for its Yarri project, CGN Resources nabbed land in a prime WA gold area and Dart Mining unveiled a stunning antimony hit from its latest Queensland drilling program.

Tambourah Metals has partnered with the nation's science agency to develop exploration activities at its lithium project in the Pilbara.

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.

Tambourah Metals has identified further potential LCT-type pegmatites after analysing hyperspectral data from the company's Russian Jack lithium project in WA's Pilbara region. The analysis has lit up a number of features in similar orientations to known pegmatites at the project. In addition, Tambourah's newly identified features lie within the Bonney Downs Monzogranite that is part of the Split Rocks Supersuite which is known for hosting pegmatites.

Shares in mineral explorer Tambourah Metals shot up over 83 per cent this morning after multiple prospective pegmatites were confirmed across a strike length of 500m at the company's Russian Jack lithium project in WA's Pilbara region. The explorer also excited the market by claiming a small yet highly prospective tenement in the Pilbara's latest lithium hotspot.

Preliminary data from a magnetotelluric survey across key targets north of Perth has identified a suite of conductors for Tambourah Metals at its Bolgart East, Yerecoin and Wongan Hill South projects. Early imaging shows the presence of multiple conductors at each project where the company is targeting nickel, copper and platinum group elements amongst other resources about 120km north of Perth in WA.

Tambourah Metals has appointed experienced geologist Caue “Paul” Araujo as its new Managing Director as the company plans to accelerate exploration and development opportunities in the critical minerals sector. Araujo has more than 20 years of international exploration, management and consulting experience across multiple commodities including lithium, nickel, copper and platinum group elements.

Tambourah Metals has begun an airborne magneto-telluric survey across its recently granted Yerecoin prospect where the company is targeting nickel, copper and platinum group elements 120km north-east of Perth. The survey will also investigate multiple magnetic targets identified at Tambourah's Bolgart and Wongan Hill South prospects across a strike length of about 80km that stretches from the town of Wongan Hills to south of Goomalling.

Tambourah Metals is set to test nickel targets with an airborne survey across its greater Julimar North project after the company identified anomalies at its Bolgart and Tolarno prospects. The survey will also investigate multiple magnetic targets identified at its Wongan Hill South prospect across a strike length of about 80km that stretches from the town of Wongan Hills to south of Goomalling.

Tambourah Metals has received a boost to the lithium prospectivity of its Russian Jack project in the Pilbara after the Geological Survey of WA confirmed the presence of abundant pegmatite veins and dykes. The company is currently compiling data on the project that includes the GSWA WAROX dataset that highlights four areas of significant pegmatite outcrops across two tenements at the site, whilst a rock chip sampling program is also beefing up its gold numbers.

WA-focused mineral explorer Tambourah Metals has added two new exploration licences to its Russian Jack lithium project in WA's Pilbara region. The new zones are already producing results with rock chips going as high as 1420ppm lithium. The new licences have more than doubled Tambourah's project size to over 500 square kilometres.

Tambourah Metals' maiden drill program at the company's namesake gold project in the Pilbara region of WA has confirmed and extended its geological model for the goldfield in addition to highlighting new targets. The first campaign at the Tambourah gold and lithium project comprised 2527m of RC drilling at five of its gold prospects — Tambourah King, Western Chief, Western Chief south, Federal and Kushmattie.

Rock chip samples from three recently discovered pegmatite sites at Tambourah Metals' namesake gold and lithium project in WA's Pilbara region have returned elevated rubidium and lithium results. The 17 samples were assayed at Labwest for a full suite of pegmatite elements, with 12 recording between 151 and 842 parts per million rubidium and another four samples returning lithium grades between 96 and 226 ppm.

Gold and critical minerals explorer Tambourah Metals has confirmed gold-bearing quartz veins at its Tambourah King prospect in the Pilbara after receiving early assay results from drilling completed in March. Results include one hole going 22m at 2.83 grams per tonne gold from 22m, containing 9m at 6.46 g/t from 35m and 1m at 9.86 g/t from 39m.

After poring over its geological data, Tambourah Metals has lit up a handful of nickel, zinc and gold targets at its Achilles project, 200km north of Laverton in WA. The explorer plans to start drilling during the second or third quarter of 2022. Reprocessing of geophysical figures has identified a deep-seated structure whilst a data review has revealed historical gold and zinc hits.

Junior explorer Tambourah Metals has pegged new tenements prospective for gold and lithium that it has now coined as the Nullagine project. The 34-tenement package under application covers 5788ha and is 5km north of the explorer's existing Russian Jack lithium project in Western Australia's Pilbara region. After beginning a project scale compilation of the available data Tambourah has found historical soil samples indicating lithium up to 40ppm.

Capping off its first round of holes in one of WA's historical gold mining centres, Tambourah Metals has spotted what it believes could be lithium-bearing pegmatites at its namesake gold project. After lighting up geophysical anomalies and taking aim beneath past workings, the explorer has fired off its inaugural volley of 23 reverse circulation holes for 2527m across its numerous gold targets.

Multi-element explorer Tambourah Metals has been granted two tenements prospective for lithium, solidifying its Russian Jack project, 40km south of Nullagine in WA. The dual grant secures nearly half the intended final package, with the rest still under application. The company notes more than 320 square kilometres of the underexplored Split Rock super-suite is captured within the final project size.

The rods have started spinning for ASX-listed Tambourah Metals at its namesake gold project in Western Australia's Pilbara region. The reverse circulation campaign will drill 2,000 metres over 19 holes in two high priority areas and will test extensions of known and historical gold mineralisation. Targets include the Kushmattie prospect, Federal Mine workings and geophysical targets identified through interpretation last year.

Tambourah Metals is eyeing extensions to the known mineralisation at its Pilbara namesake project after recent soil sampling returned up to 3.05 grams per tonne gold. The project, located 85 kilometres southwest of Marble Bar, yielded plenty of other positive samples too with 177 of the 259 samples collected providing potential evidence of an extension to the existing mineralised zones.

Tambourah has captured 17 priority targets in its battery metals search after a detailed data analysis of the Wongan Hills South project in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia. The targets were generated using available geophysics and the project's database. The Wongan Hills South project is part of Tambourah's larger Julimar North project in what is fast emerging as Australia's most exciting PGE-nickel-copper-cobalt mineral field.

Gold and critical minerals explorer Tambourah Metals has identified multiple airborne gravity anomalies indicative of denser rocks that may host nickel-copper-PGE mineralisation at its Bolgart and Tolarno projects approximately 100 kilometres northeast of Perth. A follow-up ground based moving loop electromagnetic survey has now been planned to test the gravity targets located near Chalice Mining's monster Julimar PGE-nickel-copper-cobalt project.

Gold and nickel explorer Tambourah Metals has lined up a drill rig to follow up a series of new significant gold targets identified through geophysical surveying and a historic data review at its flagship Tambourah gold project in the Pilbara. A review of the mineralisation at Tambourah by geophysical consultants using high resolution airborne magnetic data identified three potential targets in the area with plans for a 30 RC hole campaign underway.

Exploration company, Tambourah Metals is getting set to pump out the drill metres at its namesake gold project and its Cheela gold project in the Pilbara region after securing relevant ‘programme of work' approvals from the WA Government. Historical drilling at the company's Tambourah project returned multiple high-grade intercepts including a sublime 10 metres at 10.8 grams per tonne gold and an impressive 8m at 13.6 g/t gold.

Tambourah Metals has swooped on additional land near Chalice Mining's spectacular Julimar nickel-copper-PGE discovery in WA to become the second largest landholder in the Julimar region with a sizeable 1,127 square kilometres. The company has picked up two new exploration licences that it says are prospective for nickel, copper and platinum group elements in the region.