MB Gold Limited has commenced a Phase 2 reverse circulation drill program at its 100% owned Marble Bar Gold Project in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.

The approximately 6,000-metre campaign follows a completed Phase 1 program that totaled 6,369 metres across the Twin Veins and Douglas Find prospects. The new drilling focuses on following up high-grade mineralisation identified at Twin Veins and Twin Veins East while initiating first-pass holes at the Razorback Prospect to test historical intercepts.

MB Gold completed a dipole-dipole induced polarisation geophysical survey at the project in August 2026, with survey costs co-funded by a government Exploration Incentive Scheme grant.

“The commencement of Phase 2 drilling marks another step forward for MB Gold. We are extremely excited to be back on the ground, following up on the high-grade hits from our successful Phase 1 campaign at Twin Veins and Twin Veins East. Equally exciting is the start of first-pass drilling at Razorback, a highly prospective area with compelling historical results that has been underexprlored to date in our view. The Phase 2 program will move our strategy to drive discovery and resource delineation forward, and we look forward to releasing results as they become available.”

— Logan Barber, CEO and Executive Director

Drilling is expected to take six to seven weeks to complete. MB Gold plans to release assay results periodically throughout and following the program as laboratory data becomes available.

Read the full announcement: Phase 2 drilling commences at the Marble Bar Gold Project