Drill test program design commenced in preparation for drilling in the coming quarter.
Nimy Resources (ASX: NIM) is pleased to announce that it has outlined several strong gold surface anomalies at its Mons Project in WA, following an extensive soil geochemistry program which commenced in late 2025.
Analysis of the 9,222 soil samples returned from assay is ongoing. To date, our geological team has delineated a zone of anomalous gold, associated with pathfinder elements including arsenic, antimony, bismuth, molybdenum, silver, tellurium, and tungsten, based on 3,076 samples received from the laboratory.
The gold in soil anomaly is coherent along a ~16km long corridor parallel to the eastern granite greenstone contact which continues another 85km (untested).
Results highlight the strong potential for orogenic gold and intrusion-hosted gold.
The ~16km anomalous gold in soil trend contains the newly named “Corporate James” gold prospect. Follow up drilling is in plan, focused on the Corporate James Prospect which has returned the highest anomalies along a 720m NS trending strike
Nimy Managing Director Luke Hampson said:
These are extremely promising results. Given the short history of gold exploration in the area now known as the Mons Greenstone Belt, there are several reasons to be very encouraged by what we have seen. The coherence and strength of the gold in soil anomaly along with the pathfinder elements support the potential for gold mineralisation. We are moving forward in designing an initial drill program to test for the source of the gold anomalies.
With targeted gold exploration now advancing alongside metallurgical test work and economic studies at the Block 3 gallium project, as well as ongoing geophysical work to identify the source of the Masson copper-nickel-PGE and Sneaky Squirrel copper-zinc-gold mineralisation, we expect to be very active on the ground in the second half of 2026.”
This announcement has been approved for release by the Board of Nimy Resources.