Exultant Mining

Shaded relief of the Mt Ida–Ularring greenstone belt

A major gold-bearing regional structure that transects our tenure.

Ida Fault Zone

BIFs and mafic–felsic contacts provide classic Archean hosts for gold.

Favourable Geology

Historical results show up to 1.0 g/t Au in lag and gold in drillholes less than 1 km from our boundary.

Evidence Nearby

Previous focus on Hancock’s iron ore left this ground effectively untouched for gold mineralisation.

Untested for Gold

Geology is comparable to Mt Ida (1.1Moz @ 3.33 g/t Au) and Marda (300 koz @ 2 g/t Au).

Proven Analogues

Deep Dykes

Archivo

We are exploring a 100 km² footprint in the Mt Ida–Ularring Greenstone Belt, targeting orogenic gold mineralisation along strike of significant regional deposits.

Our Deep Dykes Project comprises three granted exploration licences (E29/1154, E29/1155, E29/1156) and one application (E30/590), covering approximately 100 km² within the Mt Ida–Ularring Greenstone Belt of the Eastern Goldfields Province, Western Australia. Located about 100 km northwest of Menzies and 210 km north-northwest of Kalgoorlie, our project lies in a highly prospective geological setting known for hosting multiple significant gold deposits.

Our tenure sits directly along strike of the Bottle Creek deposits, which contain 371 koz of gold and 4.38 Moz of silver, highlighting its strong regional prospectivity. Despite this, the northwestern portion of the belt—where Deep Dykes is situated—has seen limited, iron-focused exploration, leaving a major gap in gold geochemical data. The area contains favourable lithologies and structures, including mafic–ultramafic sequences, banded iron formations, and proximity to the Ida Fault Zone, all conducive to orogenic gold mineralisation.

Deep Dykes represents a unique opportunity to explore a classic Archean host system that has remained largely untouched by modern gold exploration.

Regional datasets show no surface sampling across our Deep Dykes tenure, representing 22 km of highly prospective greenstone belt left untouched for gold. While surrounding areas with similar geology host multiple gold deposits and anomalies, our ground remains a significant data gap.

No historical surface sampling recorded across the tenure

Systematic sampling for the first time could unlock a major discovery

¹ Mt Ida Resource: Altura Mining ASX Announcement (14 Aug 2020); ² Marda Resource: Ramelius Resources Life of Mine Update (17 Jun 2019).