Dalaroo Metals to drill 12,000 metres for gold in Côte d'Ivoire; Albion Resources secures Gidgee project options
Dalaroo Metals begins a massive 12,000-metre reverse circulation campaign at its Bondoukou project in Côte d'Ivoire following surface grades of up to 23.26 g/t gold. Albion Resources has secured exclusive options on four exploration licences totaling roughly 27 km² near its Gidgee mine in Western Australia.
Dalaroo Metals is launching an extensive exploration program at its Bondoukou gold project in Côte d'Ivoire, West Africa. The company commenced a maiden reverse circulation drilling campaign with a planned depth of 12,000 metres. This effort targets a seven-kilometre-long gold corridor identified through previous surface sampling that yielded notable results, including an intersection of 23.26 grams per tonne of gold. Corporate leadership described this initiative as the first systematic subsurface testing beneath the existing gold anomalies.
In separate developments within the mining sector, Albion Resources has locked in strategic positions around its Gidgee project in Western Australia. The company obtained exclusive options for four exploration licences covering approximately 27 square kilometres adjacent to the site. Corporate management noted that drilling activity at Gidgee is expected to begin imminently. Financial terms for acquiring this ground involved initial payments of $10,000 and a settlement payment of $40,000 plus annual tenement rent reimbursements capped at $2,500.
