First-pass aircore drilling at the Hastings prospect has confirmed and extended the gold trend by more than 400 metres south of previous high-grade results at the Goongarrie Gold Project in Western Australia.

Cazaly Resources Limited completed 50 aircore holes for 3,512 metres across the prospect in July. The program returned shallow anomalous intercepts, including 7 metres at 1.2 grams per tonne gold from 58 metres depth in hole GGAC0353.

The company holds the Goongarrie project through a staged farm-in agreement entered with Brightstar Resources Limited in March 2025. Following the aircore results, Cazaly plans 2,500 metres of reverse circulation drilling to test the down-plunge extensions of the mineralised structure in fresh rock.

“These first-pass AC results are an encouraging start to our drill progam at Hastings. We've extended the gold trend +400m along strike from the historic high-grade intercept and deeper drill testing is being planned to test the mineralised structure down-plunge in fresh rock.”

— Tara French, Managing Director

Drilling is also proposed at the Gulls Blow gold prospect within the project area. The target features sheared, chlorite- and carbonate-altered basalt and gabbro, with historical intercepts beneath old mine shafts including 8 metres at 1.5 grams per tonne gold, which contained a 2-metre interval at 10.8 grams per tonne gold, alongside a 20-metre intercept at 1.2 grams per tonne gold.

The company intends to use a track-mounted reverse circulation rig to access the outcropping quartz veins and hilly terrain at Gulls Blow.

“Importantly, we continue to rank and test priority prospects across the project - Gulls Blow is particularly compelling, with historical workings and shallow gold drill intercepts up to 10.8g/t, clearly this warrants further drilling. I look forward to updating the market as drilling progresses.”

— Tara French, Managing Director

Preparations for the upcoming reverse circulation programs at both prospects are continuing as Cazaly advances exploration across the wider belt.

Read the full announcement: Gold Mineralisation at Hastings Extended