Artemis Resources (ASX:ARV) has resumed diamond drilling at its Titan East prospect, part of the Carlow Gold–Copper Project in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.
The follow-up program targets a gold-bearing shear zone identified during December 2025 drilling beneath shallow cover. Early results include a discovery intersection of 19m at 1.6 g/t Au from 127m (25ARRC0251) and a previously reported high-grade intercept of 5m at 13.1 g/t Au from 132m (25ARRC0062).
Located approximately 1.5km from the Carlow deposit—which hosts an inferred resource of 374,000 oz Au and 64,000 t Cu—Titan East represents the first structurally controlled gold zone identified outside the Carlow Resource corridor.
The current diamond drilling program, comprising two holes for roughly 450m, is designed to define the geometry and continuity of the shear zone ahead of a broader follow-up campaign.
Assay results from the December 2025 program are expected during the March quarter, subject to laboratory turnaround.
Artemis Executive Director, Jozsef Patarica, said, "Titan East has progressed rapidly from a conceptual target beneath shallow cover to an emerging gold zone with genuine scale potential. This drilling will refine our geological understanding of the shear zone and position Artemis to execute a larger, targeted follow-up program."
At the time of reporting, Artemis Resources' share price was $0.0080.