Lanthanein Resources (ASX:LNR) announced the approval of a Program of Work for drilling at its Lady Grey Project in Western Australia's Yilgarn Province.
The Program of Work permits drilling to test a modelled conductor plate under moving loop electromagnetic survey kine #6.
The interpreted results from the MLEM survey, conducted by Lanthanein's geophysical consultants, show anomalies that align with historical assay data and recent geochemical anomalies identified in ultra-fine fraction soil samples.
The findings have positioned Lanthanein to further explore the area.
"We are very excited to have been granted a Program of Work to drill the Line #6 conductor plate which coincides with a 75ppb UFF soil gold anomaly plus high order nickel and copper anomalies," stated Brian Thomas, technical director of Lanthanein Resources.
The operation has engaged a drilling contractor and a geological support team, with progress underway on PoW applications for additional MLEM survey lines.
A drone aeromagnetic survey has also been completed to enhance data accuracy by infilling existing surveys.
The Lady Grey Project's location near the historic Bounty Gold Mine, which produced approximately 1.3 million ounces of gold, underscores the potential of the region.
Lanthanein continues to advance its exploration program in this gold-yielding area.
Lanthanein Resources is a mineral exploration company with a focus on the discovery of critical minerals of rare earth elements in tier 1 mining jurisdictions of Western Australia and South Australia. The company's projects include Gascoyne, Murraydium, Mt. Clere and Koolya.
At the time of reporting, Lanthanein Resources' share price was $0.003.