Xenora said it has entered binding agreements with Breakthrough Minerals and FireFly Metals to acquire the Errolls Gold Deposit and Limestone Well Project, located about 90km southeast of Meekatharra in Western Australia’s Barrambie Greenstone Belt. The company said the adjoining projects cover 115 square kilometres and are along strike from Solstice Minerals’ Nanadie Copper Project.
Under the proposed terms, Xenora would issue A$1.2 million in fully paid shares to Breakthrough for a 100% interest in Errolls and A$1.2 million in shares to FireFly for a 90% interest in Limestone Well. Completion is conditional on matters including Xenora’s due diligence, required approvals and shareholder approval for the consideration shares.
Xenora is planning 10,000m of aircore drilling and induced-polarisation surveys to assess prospective corridors and geophysical anomalies, with a further 5,000m aircore program proposed for initial evaluation of structures and geological corridors. The company said the work is planned to target disseminated sulphide mineralisation beneath cover.
The company said historical drilling at Errolls returned shallow gold intersections including 22m at 7.46g/t gold from surface and 11m at 6.88g/t gold from 14m. Xenora cautioned that no drilling has been completed by it or Breakthrough, while its review and interpretation of historical exploration continues.
Source: Download XRA official ASX announcement, 2026-11-13.
Map from Xenora Minerals' ASX announcement dated November 13, 2026.