BMG intersects multiple gold lodes at Bullabulling; neighbouring Mi6 hits point to continuity into BMG ground
Konrad Forrest

20 October 2025 | Perth, WA – BMG Resources (ASX: BMG) has reported multiple high-grade gold lodes from its first RC drilling at the 100%-owned Bullabulling Gold Project in WA’s Eastern Goldfields, with results at Bullabulling North confirming the same quartz-vein granodiorite host seen at the adjacent 2.3Moz Bullabulling Gold Mine.
Program highlights
- Poolmans: 2m @ 3.8g/t Au from 47m; 2m @ 8.5g/t Au from 78m to EOH (incl. 1m @ 15.8g/t); additional 1–2m high-grade hits across the Main, Hangingwall and Footwall lodes. Mineralisation remains open in all directions.
- Peaches (first drilling by BMG): 2m @ 4.3g/t Au from 75m; 2m @ 3.0g/t Au from 46m (within 14m @ 0.40g/t from 66m), confirming bedrock high grade on a wide-spaced 100m grid.
- Early-stage prospects: Flame and Grizzly returned anomalous gold, supporting further testing.
Recent drilling by Minerals 260 (ASX: MI6) at the neighbouring Bullabulling Mine reported 22m @ 3.25g/t Au and 162m @ 1.1g/t Au, with mineralisation open to the west. BMG interprets this trend as potentially continuing into its Bullabulling West tenure, where prospective greenstones abut MI6 ground.
Non-Executive Chairman John Prineas said the first BMG program “has identified multiple high-grade lodes and expanded the known footprint at Poolmans, while discovering high-grade bedrock gold at Peaches,” adding that Bullabulling West will be prioritised to test for stacked, west-dipping lodes analogous to the mine immediately to the south.
What’s next
- Finalise follow-up drilling for Bullabulling North
- Plan a maiden program at Bullabulling West to test the west-open trend from the MI6 ground
- Prepare Q4 2025 drilling across priority targets