Duketon Mining (ASX:DKM) has commenced its inaugural reverse circulation drilling program at the Boodanoo Gold Project in Western Australia.
The drill program will consist of around 1,000m of drilling in up to 20 holes and will test beneath the ‘highest-grade’ gold anomalies identified in soil sampling in November 2025.
The anomalies are more than 650m in strike, with widths up to 190m, and are located to the immediate west and east of a small hill of outcropping gabbro.
The assays are expected to be received within four to six weeks after the completion of drilling, depending on assay laboratory turnaround time.
Once the drill program is completed, the drill rig will commence drilling at the Barlee Project.
Duketon has also announced that Heath Hellewell has resigned from his role as Non-Executive Director effective immediately. Richard Beven has been appointment to the Board to succeed Hellewell.
Duketon Mining is a Western Australian focused exploration and development company with projects across gold, nickel, and base metals.
Write to Amy Rotman at Mining.com.au
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