Miramar Expands Gold Footprint at Gidji JV with New Aircore Results
Konrad Forrest
12 May 2025 | Perth, WA – Miramar Resources (ASX:M2R) has announced further significant gold intercepts from the current aircore drilling campaign at its Gidji JV Project near Kalgoorlie, highlighting continued expansion of the supergene gold footprint.
The drilling, targeting shallow mineralisation beneath paleochannel cover, returned several promising results, particularly at the Blackfriars target, which shares geological features with the nearby multi-million-ounce Paddington deposit.
Significant intercepts include:
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1m @ 4.45g/t Au (GJAC955 – Paleochannel)
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2m @ 1.96g/t Au with 6.98g/t Ag (GJAC932)
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2m @ 2.01g/t Au (GJAC944)
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1m @ 0.99g/t Au (GJAC956)
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2m @ 1.12g/t Au, open at end-of-hole (GJAC960)
So far, 34 holes have been completed as part of a broader 180-hole aircore campaign. Drilling was briefly suspended due to heavy rainfall but has since resumed.
Executive Chairman Allan Kelly commented:
“These results confirm and extend the large supergene gold system at Gidji and highlight the potential for a new gold camp, particularly at targets like Blackfriars.”
The drilling aims to refine deeper bedrock targets beneath younger transported sediments. Additional aircore, RC and diamond drilling is planned following this phase.
The Gidji JV, located just 15km north of Kalgoorlie, lies within WA’s prolific Eastern Goldfields, surrounded by operating mines but remains underexplored due to paleochannel cover.