Terrain Minerals launches major drilling at Wildflower Project

Terrain Minerals (ASX:TMX) announced a step forward in its exploration efforts at the Wildflower Gold Project.

Following an initial air-core drilling campaign, the company will launch a new reverse circulation drill program, targeting six zones across the site.

The drill program will encompass 16 holes, totalling approximately 2,150m, and aims to explore structures similar to those hosting the Rothsay deposit.

The Wildflower Project, located in Western Australia's Midwest, has highlighted three key targets: Cota (T16W), T16, and Wildflower.

The campaign includes plans to explore Monza and Lightning through six additional holes, leveraging new geological models to unlock further mineral potential.

Terrain Minerals also continues its focus at Larin's Lane Gallium Project, where a key drill hole is planned for metallurgical sampling, aligning with ongoing research scheduled for 2025.

This campaign complements previous findings, showcasing the potential for expanding the project's mineralisation prospects.

Commenting on these developments, Justin Virgin, Executive Director at Terrain Minerals, stated, "I'm incredibly proud of our team's dedication and hard work and the results to date demonstrate that the team is working smart with the aim of create value for shareholders."

With drilling set to commence in early December, Terrain Minerals aims to release initial results by January 2025, potentially setting the stage for major discoveries.

At the time of reporting, Terrain Minerals' share price was $0.0030.