Focus Minerals Limited has completed 114 reverse circulation infill holes for 8,968 metres at the Green Light deposit within the Coolgardie Gold Project in Western Australia, returning high-grade gold intersections including 3.00 metres at 30.48 grams per tonne from 27 metres in hole 26GLRC055.

Additional notable intersections from the 2026 infill program include 12.00 metres at 4.17 grams per tonne from 40 metres in hole 26GLRC062, 32.00 metres at 1.19 grams per tonne from 48 metres in hole 26GLRC039, and 18.00 metres at 1.48 grams per tonne from 117 metres in hole 26GLRC052.

The infill program is targeting a nominal 20-metre by 20-metre spacing across Green Light to upgrade portions of the existing mineral resource into higher-quality Indicated categories. The work aims to support an open pit mining feasibility study and secure necessary mining approvals for the deposit.

Green Light is hosted within the G2 quartz granophyric sub-unit of the Three Mile Sill, sharing geological and mineralisation characteristics with the nearby CNX Gold Deposit. The resource sub-crops over a drill-defined strike of 400 metres and remains open along strike and at depth.

In addition to the main deposit drilling, Focus Minerals completed 3,265 metres of reverse circulation grade control drilling across the historic 1991 CNX waste dump. That program converted significant volume into a mineralised stockpile, with results featuring 9.00 metres at 2.87 grams per tonne from surface in hole 26CNWD614, 4.00 metres at 5.33 grams per tonne from one metre in hole 26CNWD947, and 14.00 metres at 1.45 grams per tonne from surface in hole 26CNWD620.

Focus Minerals operates the nameplate 1.2-million-tonne-per-annum Three Mile Hill processing plant, which is situated less than two kilometres from the Green Light deposit.

Read the full announcement: Exploration Update for Green Light & Historic CNX Waste Dump