Tambourah Metals starts 2,400m drilling program
· Tambourah Metals has commenced a 2,400-metre reverse circulation drilling programme at its flagship gold project.
· The company share price remained unchanged at $0.030 following the market update.
· Drilling aims to support the completion of a maiden resource estimate at the key prospect.
Tambourah Metals (ASX:TMB) has commenced a 2,400-metre reverse circulation drilling programme at the Tambourah Gold Project.
The campaign follows geological mapping and historical exploration analysis completed across the company's regional tenements.
Executive Chairperson Rita Brooks confirmed the business remains focused on advancing its core Western Australian gold assets.
The operational plan includes 1,000m of targeted in-fill drilling at the Tambourah King prospect over three weeks.
Following the announcement, the Tambourah Metals share price was unchanged at $0.032.
Established in 2020, Tambourah maintains active exploration projects across the Pilbara and Murchison districts.
The business holds strategic positions targeting both precious metals and critical minerals in Western Australia.
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