
Cooper Metals acquires Pyramid Gold Project in Queensland
Cooper Metals (ASX:CPM) announced an expansion of its exploration portfolio through a binding asset swap agreement with AIC Mines (ASX:A1M).
Under the deal, Cooper will acquire 100% of the Pyramid Gold Project, located in the prolific Drummond Basin of North Queensland, in exchange for its non-core Oorindi Project.
The move sharpens the company's focus on high-grade assets within a region known for major deposits like Pajingo and Mount Leyshon.
The Pyramid Gold Project is considered an underexplored but high-quality asset with immediate exploration upside.
Historical drilling at the Gettysburg prospect has already yielded results, including intercepts of 35m at 6.1 g/t Au.
An 8km untested corridor along the Gettysburg Fault provides a clear target for upcoming field activities.
Cooper has received firm commitments to raise approximately $979,500 via a share placement at a 4% premium.
The company has also bolstered its leadership, appointing industry veteran Hamish Collins to oversee technical and business development.
Director Tim Armstrong described the acquisition as a "compelling transaction" that aligns with the company’s core copper and gold strategy, positioning Cooper Metals for an active 2026 exploration season.
At the time of reporting, Cooper Metals’ share price was $0.059.
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