Viking Mines (ASX:VKA) has delivered strong tungsten results from the Long and Terrell projects, adding more weight to its growing portfolio in Nevada, US.
Managing Director Julian Woodcock breaks down what comes next:
- Terrell: Sampling returned up to 2.4% tungsten trioxide
- Long: Channel sampling hit 1.8m at 1.8%, including 0.45m at 2.7%
- Next steps: Permitting, geophysics, and follow-up fieldwork are being lined up
- Linka: The flagship remains Viking’s main focus, with drilling underway
- Nevada: Domestic tungsten supply is becoming increasingly strategic
Nevada keeps delivering. Viking just keeps finding more reasons to go back.
About the guest and company
Julian Woodcock is the managing director of Viking Mines and an experienced geologist focused on advancing the company’s critical minerals strategy. Viking Mines is an ASX-listed explorer advancing six tungsten projects in Nevada, led by its flagship Linka Project. Its portfolio also includes Long, Terrell, Alpine, Ragged, and Victory.
🎥 Watch the full interview to see how Viking is building a pipeline of tungsten opportunities across Nevada.
