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St George Mining has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Shanghai Jayson New Energy Materials to pursue lithium business opportunities based on the potential of the explorer's Mt Alexander project. According to the agreement, the two companies will establish a strategic partnership to consider working together on investment and offtake opportunities at Mt Alexander where St George has discovered high-grade lithium-bearing pegmatites along a 15km corridor near Leonora.

St George Mining has secured financial support for a drill campaign at its Mt Alexander lithium project after a global battery minerals company provided a $2 million cornerstone commitment. The explorer's recent placement received commitments of more than $7 million including $2.04 million from Shanghai Jayson New Energy Materials – a significant supplier to the emerging clean energy sector and the world's leading producer of cathode precursor materials for lithium-ion batteries.

St George Mining has moved quickly to top up its landholding at its Mt Alexander project near Leonora following the discovery of lithium mineralisation during its maiden drill program adding an exploration licence to its portfolio and lodging an application for a prospecting licence. Both tenements are neighbouring St George's Jailbreak prospect where the company currently has an aggressive drilling program underway.

On-site analysis of assays from St George Mining's RC drill program at its Mt Alexander project near Leonora has identified visible lithium mineralisation from pegmatites at the company's Jailbreak prospect. The explorer has struck multiple pegmatite intervals up to 13m thick from surface with lithium-bearing minerals visually identified in drill chips from the current campaign.

Explorer St George Mining has moved quickly on its discovery of high-grade lithium-bearing rock chip samples at the company's Mt Alexander project near Leonora, launching its first lithium-focused drill campaign at the project. The 20-hole 2,000m program's initial focus is Mt Alexander's Jailbreak prospect where high-grade lithium in outcropping pegmatites has been confirmed by the rock chip assays.

St George Mining has unearthed a raft of nickel sulphide targets at its Mt Alexander project near Leonora including a large electromagnetic conductor that has been identified as a priority drilling prospect. The company is currently conducting fixed loop electromagnetic surveys combined with seismic data to pinpoint a series of anomalies identified earlier last month.

After further field work, mineral explorer St George Mining believes it has significantly expanded the lithium potential of its Mt Alexander nickel — and now lithium — project 95km west of Leonora in WA. Since first announcing it was on the lithium trail in early September, the explorer has identified an increasing number of pegmatite outcrops in its field mapping efforts across a 15km zone of pegmatite dykes at its project.

St George Mining shares shot up nearly 40 per cent at one point during intraday trading on news of significant lithium potential at the company's Mt Alexander project 95km west of Leonora in WA. Initial field mapping and rock chip sampling at the project has confirmed numerous outcropping pegmatite dykes occurring in swarms that extend over 15km within its ground.

A successful geophysical survey program has highlighted a number of highly prospective nickel sulphide targets for St George Mining at the company's Mt Alexander project near Leonora in Western Australia. Using a combination of seismic and electromagnetic surveys St George has highlighted three anomalies consistent with massive sulphides with one specific target, named the Manta prospect, to be prioritised for drilling.

Multi-element explorer St George Mining has wrapped up its maiden drill campaign after completing its three final drill holes at the company's Paterson copper-gold project in WA's Pilbara region. St George will now shift focus to its Mt Alexander nickel and copper project west of Leonora as it looks to drill a set of nickel, copper and PGE targets and collect rock chip samples from a pegmatite outcrop.

St George Mining's maiden drilling program at its Paterson copper-gold project in WA's east Pilbara region is in full swing with three more drill holes returning encouraging signs. The explorer says the lithologies intersected in all three drill holes appear consistent with those known to host major copper-gold deposits in the Paterson province.

St George Mining has launched an 18-hole diamond core drill search for copper and gold at its Paterson project in Western Australia's East Pilbara region, aiming to prove up encouraging preliminary results from its maiden air core drill program last August. The company has already gone over the ground with airborne, electromagnetic and ground gravity surveys.

St George has announced a major expansion of exploration for its four WA based projects. Work at Mt Alexander will test new nickel-copper-PGE targets and extensions to existing high-grade shallow deposits. The hunt for Winu style deposits at its Paterson project is planned to start in May. Whilst at the company's Ajana and Broadview projects exploration will target Nova/Bollinger and Julimar style mafic intrusion hosted nickel-copper-PGE targets.

St George Mining has identified five new nickel copper targets at its Mt Alexander project. The company said the conceptual targets are large and compelling, with little or no previous drilling. Seismic surveys are to be expanded to cover the new zones. Infill and extensional diamond drilling is also aiming at known, high-grade mineralisation in a bid to expand the Investigators and Stricklands deposits.

Junior nickel explorer St George Mining has identified a strong off-hole conductor through down hole electromagnetic surveying nearby another at its Mt Alexander nickel-copper project in WA it believes may be a potential 70m long conductive horizon. The company says the off-hole conductivity readings are interpreted to be consistent with massive nickel-copper sulphide mineralisation and could represent an exploration breakthrough at the project.

St George Mining has kicked off a diamond drill program at its Mt Alexander nickel-copper-platinum group element project in WA with the first of several high-priority seismic targets in its crosshairs. Confidence in the Mt Alexander area has been strengthened by a recent St George and CSIRO research project that indicates the rocks hosting nickel mineralisation at the nearby Cathedrals belt are associated with Mt Alexander.

St George Mining has brought forward a drilling campaign designed to pierce two recently identified high priority nickel-copper sulphide targets at its Mt Alexander project in the north-eastern Goldfields of WA. According to the company, both deeper seismic targets have a geophysical signature consistent with its Investigators prospect where shallower drilling recently returned a sizzling 8.49m hit grading 5.8 per cent nickel and 2.6 per cent copper.

Interpretation of a seismic survey by nickel explorer, St George Mining has uncovered another high priority nickel, copper and platinum target near the mineral rich Cathedrals Belt at its Mt Alexander project in the north-eastern Goldfields of WA. The new target, named ‘S2', stretches for more than 400 metres down dip and adds to another key target recently identified beneath the Cathedrals Belt, named ‘S1'.

WA-focused nickel explorer, St George Mining has unveiled a large, compelling nickel-copper sulphide target beneath its Investigators prospect located at its Mt Alexander project in the north-eastern Goldfields. Previous drilling at the prospect delivered multiple shallower intercepts including a cracking 8.49m going 5.8 per cent nickel and 2.6 per cent copper from 183.9m. The company now plans to drill-test the deeper priority target early next year.

St George Mining has launched into another round of diamond drilling on the hunt to find deeper targets identified by compelling electromagnetic survey results at their 100 per cent owned Mount Alexander nickel-copper project in the north-eastern goldfields. The company is also targeting down plunge continuity following an enticing 11.07 metre drill hit grading 1.58 per cent nickel and 0.71 per cent copper from 333.5 metres.

Nickel exploration company, St George Mining says maiden regional drilling at two 100 per cent owned prospects near its exciting Mt Alexander nickel sulphide discovery in Western Australia's north-eastern Goldfields has intercepted broad intervals of host rocks prospective for nickel sulphide mineralisation. The company believes its Mt Alexander tenure has potential to develop into a major multi-deposit nickel camp.

St George Mining has lit up a strong new conductor amongst a conga line of conductors identified at its flagship Mt Alexander project in Western Australia. The stand-out conductor is located the company's West End prospect within the Mt Alexander project along the Cathedrals mineral belt The company is confident that drilling of the target will likely deliver another high-grade discovery.

St George Mining has kicked off a swag of drilling at its flagship Mt Alexander project in Western Australia. Early-stage targets will be tested with a seven-hole program at the newly minted Carnac prospect and 20 high-priority infill holes will also be ploughed into St George's Cathedrals JV with an eye to a potential resource estimate being produced.

St George Mining has opened up exploration on a second front and is now hunting giant copper deposits in one of WA's most enigmatic mineral terranes – the Paterson province, home to a number of elephant sized mineral deposits. The company's maiden drill program over its extensive tenure in the region has jagged copper sulphides in several drill holes triggering a move to deeper diamond drilling.

St George Mining appears to be onto a new high-grade nickel trend at its Mt Alexander project in Western Australia. Soil sampling over the Carnac trend, about 14 kilometres north of St George's nickel sulphide discoveries on the Cathedrals Belt, is producing anomalous nickel and copper along more than 1,600 metres of strike with drilling now scheduled to kick off in the weeks ahead.

St George Mining is off to a flying start in its copper-gold search in the “world-class” Paterson region of Western Australia with multiple holes from its maiden drilling campaign at its Paterson prospect hitting prospective basement rocks. Initial XRF analysis has returned elevated levels of pathfinder elements suggesting potential for base metal and gold mineralisation across 35km of target stratigraphy at the company's tenure.

ASX-listed junior explorer St George Mining is set to kick off a seismic survey next week across an under-explored western portion of the “Cathedrals Belt” at its joint ventured Mt Alexander nickel-copper sulphide project in WA's north-Eastern Goldfields region. The Perth-based company will be looking to map the host intrusive structures in the western area, where new electromagnetic conductors have been recently encountered.

WA-focused explorer St George Mining has launched into a 10,000m drilling blitz targeting new copper and gold discoveries along 35km of prospective stratigraphy at the Paterson project in the state's north. The maiden reverse circulation program is aimed at emulating recent discoveries in the region that include Rio Tinto's Winu project hosting some 503Mt in resources going 0.45 per cent copper-equivalent.

The intrigue is growing for St George Mining and its 75 per cent-owned Mt Alexander project in WA with step-out diamond drilling intersecting wide nickel-copper sulphides. The first step-out hole was testing for extension of the 11m of nickel-copper sulphides below 400m depth reported recently by St George, with mineralisation said to be open in all directions.

WA focused nickel explorer St George Mining continues to intercept nickel sulphides beneath the high-grade deposits at the Mt Alexander project in the Goldfields. Step-out drilling from a recent discovery hole has commenced with the company now well-funded for future works via an oversubscribed $7 million capital raise. A maiden drilling campaign at the Paterson project is also due to begin in May.

XRF scans of diamond core recovered from deep beneath the earth at St George Mining's Mt Alexander nickel-copper sulphide project in WA's Goldfields have turned up some scintillating nickel-copper sulphides with one drill hole delivering 10.96m of continuous nickel-copper sulphides from 333.6m downhole with XRF readings as high as 7.34 per cent nickel and 2.94 per cent copper between 342.1m and 343.4m.

St George Mining's ongoing exploration at its Mt Alexander project in WA's north-eastern Goldfields is gradually painting a picture of what could be a significant mineralised system. Its latest efforts saw multiple down-hole EM conductors light up adjacent to diamond drill holes positioned on the north-western extension of the Cathedrals Belt prospect. The company also has two sets of drill rods spinning simultaneously targeting more massive sulphide mineralisation.

Whilst it mulls over some positive nickel-copper assays from recent shallow metallurgical test holes at its Stricklands prospect, St George Mining has two sets of drill rods spinning simultaneously at its flagship high-grade Mt Alexander project in WA's north-eastern Goldfields. Both rigs are vectoring in on strong EM conductors that are amongst the deepest tested along the western extension of the Cathedrals Belt prospect.

ASX-listed St George Mining now has two diamond drill rigs going deep in the company's hunt for more nickel-copper sulphides at its flagship high-grade Mt Alexander project in WA's north-eastern Goldfields. Both rigs are vectoring in on strong EM conductors which are amongst the deepest tested along the western extension of the Cathedrals Belt prospect.

St George Mining is poised to begin drilling over a selection of deep geophysical targets at its Mt Alexander nickel project in WA. The budding explorer has recently completed development drilling over its Stricklands nickel deposit and is now set to move the diamond rig to the recently discovered western extensions of the Cathedrals Belt.

St George Mining has charged into 2021 kicking off a 4,000-metre diamond drilling program at its Mt Alexander nickel project in WA. The budding explorer expects to have the drill rods turning by the end of the week aiming to test a swag of deep targets along the under-explored western extents of the Cathedrals Belt.

St George Mining is set to hit the ground running in 2021 with ongoing exploration at its Mt Alexander project continuing to identify a swag of new EM targets. Geophysical surveying at the project has lit up a grab bag of new sulphide targets for drill testing whilst the company's program of metallurgical test work has delivered excellent recoveries of both nickel and copper from the Strickland ore body.

St George Mining looks to be making a solid run into the new year, with recently completed down-hole geophysics lighting up like a Christmas tree identifying eleven new nickel targets for drill testing in WA. This latest assortment of targets is clustered at the western end of the company's Mt Alexander discovery suggesting the nickel-bearing ultramafic horizon extends beyond the recognised boundaries of the mineralised system.

St George Mining is continuing a deep drilling program across its Mt Alexander nickel sulphide project in WA, with a recent diamond hole intersecting 30m of the fertile, basal ultramafic stratigraphy including 6m of disseminated sulphides. Encouragingly, the intensity of the sulphide intercept does not explain the booming anomaly now being targeted beneath the West End prospect suggesting the EM conductor has yet to be properly tested.

St George Mining has come up trumps again at Mt Alexander in WA with two fresh downhole EM conductors turning up in the latest diamond drill hole at its aptly named West End prospect. Less than 1km north-west of known massive sulphides, the prospect presents a tantalising target for the John Prineas-led explorer in an area where there has been no previous drilling.