Peregrine Gold expands Pilbara footprint
Peregrine Gold (ASX:PGD) has expanded its exploration footprint in Western Australia’s Pilbara region after finalising the acquisition of four new exploration licences at its Rocklea Gold Project.
The expansion, which includes the acquisition of tenement E47/4282 from Nearology, increases the company's total landholding at the project to approximately 1,250km2.
The updated acreage centers on the Karra Well Fault, a major geological structure that Peregrine geologists believe shares structural similarities with the high-grade Paulsens Gold Mine.
With the transaction completed in late 2025, the company has confirmed plans to launch systematic reconnaissance surface sampling and orientation stream sediment programs across the newly consolidated ground throughout the first half of 2026.
At the time of reporting, Peregrine Gold's share price was $0.026.
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