This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… Iondrive Limited. Credit: Bulls N' Bears/File Gee, financial markets are really putting the old bend-don't-break adage to the test. Wall Street and the ASX spent most of the week heading in one direction — down - with Aussie miners getting pummelled on Friday as the index gave up 3.5 per cent on the week. Boring old bonds are back on the chopping block this week and no matter how much the US Treasury intervenes, th

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An area of exposed ionic clays found at Aruma Resources compelling Salmon Gums project in WA’s Eastern Goldfields. Credit: File Aruma Resources (ASX: AAJ) appears to have landed a decent fish after nailing higher-grade rare earths drill hits and samples at its Salmon Gums project, about 200km south of the regional town of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia’s Eastern Goldfields. The company says one surface sample produced the highest recorded rare earths grade to date in the eme

Drill core from Aruma Resources’ Thistle prospect, with disseminated sulphide from 38.4m to 41m at 9.85g/t gold. Credit: File Aruma Resources is putting its shoulder to the wheel to expand the gold and rare earths footprint at its Salmon Gums project in Western Australia’s Eastern Goldfields region after completing a 63-hole air-core (AC) drilling program. The recent campaign included 39 holes targeting rare earths, with the other 24 drillholes following up previous drilling

Aruma Resources’ Saltwater project. Credit: File. Aruma Resources has produced its best rare earths grades to date from its Saltwater project near Newman in Western Australia, with rock-chip assays as high as 1777.5 parts per million total rare earth oxides (TREO) and soils as high as 1092.5ppm. Results revealed by the company today also include 1026ppm TREO from a rock chip and 572 and 592ppm TREO from soils. Management says the area continues to reveal a major volcanogenic

Aruma Resources’ picturesque Saltwater project. Credit: File Aruma Resources has unveiled a swag of potential targets to follow up for gold and polymetallic mineralisation in the latest soil-sampling results from its Saltwater play in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. Sampling across three prospects at the Saltwater project has reaffirmed its potential as being a multi-commodity play for gold and base metals. Management says the recent program has successfully identified an

Aruma Resources has recorded gold results up to 40.9 grams per tonne from the latest drilling at its Salmon Gums project. Credit: File Aruma Resources says it has uncovered the presence of a high-grade gold-bearing structure in the latest phase of drilling at the company’s Salmon Gums project in Western Australia’s Eastern Goldfields region. Assay highlights returned a 5.9m intercept grading 10.5 grams per tonne gold from 38.4m, including 2.6m going 9.85g/t gold from 38.4m an

Aruma Resources’ Saltwater project. Credit: File Aruma Resources’ deep dive into its Saltwater project in Western Australia’s Pilbara region is tossing up a myriad of intriguing high-grade polymetallic targets from first-pass rock-chip sampling. The company’s latest results have returned high-grade manganese peaking at 40 per cent and cobalt up to 0.36 per cent, in addition to anomalous vanadium, uranium, iron, lead and zinc tipping into the melting pot of previously-reported

Aruma Resources has completed the latest phase of drilling at its Salmon Gums gold project in Western Australia’s Eastern Goldfields region, with an initial assessment of drill core showing interception of targeted quartz veins at the company’s high-grade Thistle prospect. The seven completed drillholes at the priority prospect were designed with differing orientations in a bid to help decipher the high-grade gold mineralisation extent and controls. The program was planned to

Aruma Resources’ diamond drill rig at Salmon Gums. Credit: File Aruma is chasing more high-grade gold with a multi-hole diamond drilling program at its Salmon Gums project in Western Australia following previous campaigns where the company discovered bonanza grades of up to 224 grams per tonne of gold. The project is in the same stratigraphy and 30km south of Pantoro’s Scotia project, which has a mineral resource of 1 million ounces of gold and an ore reserve of 535,000 ounce

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