Marquee Resources has scheduled an eight-hole, approximately 1,125-metre reverse circulation drilling program at the Yindi gold and lithium project in Western Australia to begin in early September 2026.

The initial work will test priority gold targets refined through a technical review of more than 6,000 historical soil samples and 577 historical drill holes across the 180-square-kilometre tenure package. The project sits on a major structural corridor approximately 45 kilometres south of Carosue Dam, with technical evaluation showing gold-arsenic as the primary geochemical signal and antimony and iron assisting in filtering lower-priority anomalies beneath transported cover.

Field priorities are anchored by two high-conviction targets and a granite-greenstone contact opportunity. High Conviction Target-1 features a dispersion halo across a southern granite margin, supported by historical intercepts including 4 metres at 1.6 grams per tonne gold. High Conviction Target-2 sits at the intersection of a north-northwest structural corridor and a northeast cross-structure, where historical drilling returned 2 metres at 12 grams per tonne gold beneath barren cover. A third target covers a 3-kilometre untested contact margin along the intrusive boundary.

Work at Yindi follows the termination of Marquee Resources' proposed Tungsten Mountain acquisition in August 2026 after shareholders rejected transaction resolutions at a general meeting. The board redirected capital and management effort toward existing assets, prioritizing active programs at Yindi, West Spargoville, and Mt Clement.

Read the full announcement: YINDI GOLD EXPLORATION - First Phase RC Drill Campaign