Litchfield Minerals has bagged a string of broad copper-zinc-silver intersections at its Oonagalabi base metals project in the Northern Territory. Pictured is a 1m slice of diamond drill core from 158m downhole in the Oonagalabi Main zone, which assayed 1m at 3.1 per cent copper and 0.9 per cent zinc. Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) has delivered an encouraging clutch of broad copper-zinc-silver hits from phase three reverse circulation (RC) drilling at its Oonagalabi base

Litchfield has wound up its latest drilling at the company’s Oonagalabi project near Alice Springs in Australia’s Northern Territory. Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) has put a bow on the latest drilling campaign at its Oonagalabi project near Alice Springs in the Northern Territory, chalking up 11 reverse circulation (RC) holes for 1791 metres and three diamond holes for 1214m across the company’s key targets. The completed drilling program extended beyond the main Oonagalabi

Litchfield Minerals has begun phase three drilling at its Oonagalabi project in the Top End, targeting its VT1, VT2 and Main Zone geophysical and mineralised targets to define scale and continuity.

Litchfield Minerals has wrapped up four drill holes at Oonagalabi and is lining up its next drilling blitz to test strong geophysical anomalies, while beefing up its NT field crew with a new senior geologist.

Sunset at Litchfield Minerals’ Oonagalabi project in the Northern Territory. Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) has outlined additional large copper-zinc targets and a whopping 5km mineralised corridor at its emerging Oonagalabi project in the Northern Territory. The latest findings have confirmed strong chargeability trends, hinting at further discoveries beneath its rugged terrain. The company’s new induced polarisation (IP) work built directly on its earlier geophysical survey

Litchfield Minerals’ latest reverse circulation drilling at its Oonagalabi project in the Northern Territory has defined exceptional indications of a potentially large polymetallic copper-zinc-silver system. Litchfield Minerals Limited (ASX: LMS) has reported compelling assay results from its phase two reverse circulation (RC) drilling at its Oonagalabi copper-zinc project in the Northern Territory. The results have confirmed runs of thick, continuous copper and zinc mineral

Litchfield Minerals’ Oonagalabi project in Australia’s Northern Territory looks set for a significant exploration boost, following the company’s acceptance into BHP’s prestigious Xplor development initiative. Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) has secured a coveted spot in BHP’s elite 2026 Xplor accelerator program, marking a significant endorsement of its exploration efforts at the company’s Oonagalabi copper-zinc project in the Northern Territory. BHP Xplor is a globally compet

Massive manganese outcrop in Litchfield Minerals’ Lucy Creek prospect in the NT. Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) is planning to launch a high-resolution aerial geophysical survey to target multiple hydrothermal manganese occurrences at its Lucy Creek prospect in the prospective southern Geogina Basin, in the NT. The Lucy Creek project sits 320 kilometres north-east of Alice Springs and covers a vast 1600 square kilometre area. The historically underexplored intracratonic basi

Litchfield Minerals’ Silver Valley Two prospect stole the show during a scout review of the company’s Silver Valley project area in the NT, boasting the strongest vein outcropping and most extensive historic workings noted during the visit. Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) has wrapped up a boots-on-the-ground reconnaissance sweep across its 165 square kilometre Silver Valley project area, a polymetallic lead-silver-copper-gold-zinc exploration play in the Northern Territory cen

Litchfield Minerals’ magnetics image with superimposed IP survey coverage (black lines) targeting southwest extensions of the Oonagalabi Formation (light blue) towards Silverado, before pivoting to southern magnetic structures trending towards the company’s VT1 target. If there is one thing explorers love more than tantalising outcrop, it is the idea that the real prize might be lurking just out of view beneath shallow cover. This is exactly the driver behind Litchfield Miner

Litchfield Minerals has launched a 1000-metre maiden diamond drilling program at its Oonagalabi copper-zinc project in the NT, prompted by multi-element results from its previous drilling at the project.

Litchfield Minerals drilling at its Oonagalabi project in Australia’s Northern Territory. Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) has nailed ultra-strong EM conductors and a 1km-long carbonate unit at the company’s Oonagalabi project in the NT, hinting at a much larger copper-zinc system at depth and sharpening drill targets at its VT1 and VT2 prospects. The fixed-loop EM (FLEM) surveys significantly support the conductors identified in earlier airborne versatile time domain (VTEM) s

Gossanous and copper-rich rock chips at Litchfield Minerals’ Oonagalabi Main Zone in the Northern Territory. Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) has hit a whopping 148m of copper, including 90m grading 0.6 per cent copper and 1.8 per cent zinc from 17 metres depth at its Main Zone prospect, which forms part of the company’s Oonagalabi copper-zinc project, 120 kilometres north of Alice Springs. The new hit represents the biggest drilling intersection to date at site and reinforces

Gossanous outcropping at Litchfield Minerals Oonagalabi copper-zinc project in the Northern Territory. Hot off the back of a successful drilling program and a new induced polarisation (IP) survey at the company’s Oonagalabi copper-zinc project in the Northern Territory, Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) has shifted gears again, this time unleashing a fixed loop electromagnetic (FLEM) survey to zero in on its exciting VT1 conductor. The move marks the beginning of a new round of

Old workings at Litchfield Minerals’ Oonagalabi copper-zinc project, 120 kilometres north of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) has pulled back the curtain on what may be one of the Northern Territory’s most promising emerging base-metals systems. New induced polarisation (IP) survey results have outlined multiple fresh, high-priority targets across its Oonagalabi copper and zinc project, hinting at a large intrusion-related sulphide syst

Samples from Oonagalabi Main Zone prospect Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) has hit 91m of copper going 0.9% and 1.3% zinc from 8m depth at its Oonagalabi Main Zone prospect, located 120kms north of Alice Springs. It is one of the strongest drilling intersections to date by Lichfield and supports a reliable base case of a rich polymetallic mineralised envelope outcropping for at least 1.5kms along strike. Within the 91m intersection, a zone of 37m @ 0.9% copper, 1.8% zinc, 0.1%

Litchfield Minerals is seeking polymetallic mineralisation including cooper, lead and zinc at its Oonagalabi project, where surface rock chip samples reveal classic copper oxide, hydroxide and carbonate secondary mineralisation. Litchfield Minerals’ (ASX: LMS) has revealed the latest geophysical results from its priority VT1 VTEM drill target at its Oonagalabi project in Australia’s NT indicate it sits within a large-scale and fertile mineralised system that could potentially

Litchfield Minerals drilling at the company’s Oonagalabi copper-zinc project in Australia’s Northern Territory Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) has intersected more than 200 metres of continuous copper-zinc mineralisation in reverse circulation (RC) drilling, further emphasising the potential scale and persistence of the polymetallic system at its Oonagalabi project in Australia’s Northern Territory. Visual logging of the hole shows a significant 189-metre interval from 36 metr

Litchfield Minerals drilling at the Oonagalabi Project in the Northern Territory. Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) has lit up an eye-catching geophysical conductor at its Oonagalabi copper-zinc project near Alice Springs, confirming a serious mineralised system that could be far larger than first thought. Recent downhole electromagnetic (DHEM) surveys show a powerful conductor sitting directly up-dip from drill hole OGRC011, where two thick zones of copper-zinc sulphides were i

Litchfield Minerals’ reverse circulation drill rig is conducting a 14-hole exploration program at the company’s Oonagalabi copper-zinc project in the Northern Territory. Litchfield Minerals (ASX: LMS) has pulled in another geological winner – this time in the form of a 46-metre hit of disseminated sulphides from its very first test of geological conductor known as VT1 at the company’s Oonagalabi copper-zinc project in the Northern Territory. Hot on the heels of two 100m-plus