Metals Australia (ASX:MLS) has released an update on its Australian exploration projects. The company has achieved significant milestones in its Warrego East and Manindi projects. The Warrego East Copper-Gold Project has secured a land access agreement, enabling fieldwork and drilling in 2025.
Metals Australia has made notable progress in its exploration efforts. The Warrego East project, near the historic Warrego Mine, is set for drilling in 2025 following a land access agreement. This project is gaining attention due to its location and the acquisition of nearby assets by Pan African Resources. At the Manindi Project, metallurgical testing is underway to evaluate the potential of Titanium-Vanadium-Iron ore, alongside a reevaluation of the Zinc-Copper-Silver resource driven by favorable market prices. The Warambie Project has been paused due to sub-economic mineral grades, whereas Big Bell North is actively progressing with soil sampling and drilling, pending results. The company is strategically refining its priorities for 2025, with a focus on their Canadian projects and evaluating Australian assets. Metals Australia is aligning its projects with current market trends, particularly in copper, gold, and zinc, to ensure value creation and growth in the coming years.
Significant progress has been made across our portfolio, emphasizing strategic exploration and cost management. We plan to continue rigorous scrutiny of projects in 2025 to ensure shareholder value.