Minerals 260 expands Bullabulling Gold Project

Minerals 260 (ASX:MI6) announced the acquisition of highly prospective tenements, increasing the scale of its Bullabulling Gold Project.

The company has entered into binding agreements with Geko Explore to secure joint venture interests covering approximately 350km2.

The expansion brings the total project area to a staggering 1,160km2, representing a massive increase from the initial 130km2 footprint acquired just over a year ago in April 2025.

The newly secured land is contiguous with the existing 4.5Moz Bullabulling Gold Project, situated roughly 25km west of Coolgardie.

Managing Director Luke McFadyen noted that this transaction consolidates the most prospective exploration ground in the region, unlocking a fresh pipeline of compelling targets.

High-priority exploration areas have already been identified adjacent to the Kraken and Dickson deposits.

Beyond gold potential, the expanded package includes crucial areas for process water sources, which are essential for supporting future development and large-scale operations.

The consolidation establishes Minerals 260 as the dominant controller of gold mineralisation along the Bullabulling Fault.

The company plans to begin testing strike extensions and other "greenfield" opportunities later this year.

At the time of reporting, Minerals 260’s share price was $0.87.