Highlights
- Five gold target zones have been identified at the Mt McKenna Gold Project, Western Australia.
- Geological mapping and a ground gravity survey have been completed across Target 2.
- New data has provided critical insights into subsurface architecture and potential gold mineralisation controls.
- A cultural heritage area survey has been finalised over Target 2.
- Receipt of the final cultural heritage report will enable the planned drilling later this year.
Platina Resources Limited (ASX:PGM) has delineated five key target zones at the Mt McKenna Gold Project in Western Australia. The development follows the completion of field studies and a comprehensive review of historical exploration data across the tenement.

Geological Mapping and Gravity Surveys Define Key Structures
As part of its exploration strategy, the company has completed geological mapping across Target 2 and conducted a ground gravity survey covering nearly one-third of the northern section of the tenement. These programs have successfully defined and differentiated the key geological structures and rock types within the project area.
The new data offer valuable information about the subsurface architecture and potential controls on mineralisation. The gravity survey has proven particularly effective in defining structural features, geological boundaries and generating new targets across the Mt McKenna Project.
Cultural Heritage Survey Completed for Target 2
In parallel with its technical programs, the company has completed a cultural heritage survey over Target 2. This marks an important milestone in the company’s ongoing stakeholder engagement process.
Once the final cultural heritage report is received, the company plans to proceed with drilling activities later this year.
Platina has already received its Program of Works (PoW) approval from the Department of Mines, Petroleum and Exploration (DMPE). This approval permits the company to carry out aircore drilling across Target 2.
PGM shares were trading 3.70% higher at AUD 0.028 per share at the time of writing on 3 November 2025.