Caspin Resources (ASX:CPN) has kicked off its 2026 exploration season, launching simultaneous high-impact programs across its Bygoo Tin and Weethalle Gold projects in New South Wales.
The strategic push follows a period of intensive preparation early in the New Year, signaling the company's aggressive commitment to expanding its resource footprint in these highly prospective mineral corridors.
The centerpiece of current operations is a Phase 2 reverse circulation drilling program at the Weethalle Gold Project.
The campaign is specifically designed to test a series of newly identified geochemical and geophysical anomalies that could point to significant gold mineralisation.
Once the rigs finish at Weethalle, they will be mobilised immediately to the Bygoo Tin Project.
Caspin plans to undertake a massive 5,000m RC program aimed at growing the existing Kelpie Resource and testing the outer extents of the Kelpie exploration target and surrounding prospects.
Beyond drilling, Caspin is utilising advanced technology to refine its targets.
An induced polarisation survey is currently underway at Kelpie to assist with precise drill targeting, a venture notably co-funded by the NSW Critical Minerals and High-Tech Metals Exploration Program.
At the time of reporting, Caspin Resources' share price was $0.14.