Terra Metals has reported further broad PGM-copper-nickel mineralisation from the Southwest Main Sulfide Corridor at its Dante Project in Western Australia.
Hole SWRD057 returned more than 392m of combined mineralisation across multiple intervals and extended high-grade reef mineralisation approximately 360m along strike from an earlier hole. Key results included 177m at 0.88g/t 3E and 0.16% nickel from 151m, including 15m at 2.37g/t 3E, 0.26% nickel and 0.18% copper.
SWRD055 defined about 329m of combined mineralisation across three broad intervals, including 232m at 0.84g/t 3E and 0.15% nickel from 174m.
A third hole, SWDD018, supported the interpretation that mineralisation continues north, returning approximately 168m of combined mineralisation across four principal intervals.
Terra said drilling has now tested a 1,100m strike extent of the corridor. Five rigs are operating at Dante, with more than 56,000m of diamond and RC drilling completed.
Assays remain pending for about 32,000m of completed drilling. The program is focused on delivering a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate for Southwest, with further results expected through the rest of 2026.
Source: Terra Metals Limited market announcement, 26 August 2026, accessed via Market Index.