Catalina Resources (ASX: CTN) Launches Fieldwork Ahead of High-Impact RC Drilling at Central Yilgarn Prospects

July 23, 2025 11:40 AM AEST | By Aditi Sarkar

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Highlights

Catalina has commenced fieldwork at the Evanstone and Yerilgee prospects in WA’s Central Yilgarn.

The field program targets gold-in-soil anomalies defined in 2023 air core drilling and refined through 2024 follow-up drilling.

The targeted field program is expected to sharpen drill targets ahead of planned RC drilling.

RC drilling is scheduled to begin following the receipt of heritage approvals.

Catalina Resources Limited (ASX:CTN) is gearing up for a high-impact reverse circulation (RC) drilling campaign with the launch of a new field program at its Evanstone and Yerilgee prospects in Western Australia’s Central Yilgarn region.

The company acquired the Yerilgee and Evanstone greenstone belt tenements from Dreadnought Resources (ASX:DRE) in January 2025, establishing a consolidated exploration footprint across several anomalous zones within the Central Yilgarn region.

The current field program is focused on investigating gold-in-soil anomalies first identified during Catalina’s 2023 air-core drilling campaign and subsequently refined through follow-up drilling in 2024.

Key elements of the program include:

The program aims to carry out comprehensive soil sampling and geological mapping over areas highlighted by the 2023 anomalies and 2024 drilling activity.
The work is designed to refine and confirm high-priority, drill-ready targets for the RC drill campaign slated to commence once heritage approvals are secured.

Reflecting on the development, Catalina’s Executive Director, Ross Cotton, commented: “Building on the strong 2023 soil anomalies and the 2024 drilling results from DRE, this targeted field program at Evanstone and Yerilgee will significantly improve our drill-target definition and set the stage for a high-impact RC campaign.”

The company stated that an additional update will be provided upon completion of the fieldwork and finalisation of RC drill targets.

CTN shares trade higher

Shares of CTN were trading at AUD 0.005, up over 11%, at the time of writing on 23 July 2025.

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