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Highlights
- Platina Resources has launched its maiden drilling program at the Mt McKenna Gold Project.
- A 7,500m aircore drilling campaign is planned.
- The drilling campaign aims to test four structures interpreted as splays off the regional Granite Well fault.
- The program includes litho-geochemical analysis and assessment of potential alteration halos.
Platina Resources Limited (ASX:PGM) has commenced its maiden drilling campaign at the Mt McKenna Gold Project in Western Australia’s Laverton region. The company has planned approximately 7,500m of aircore drilling for this initial program.
The project is located 13 kilometres east of Laverton, adjacent to Genesis Minerals’ Laverton Project and about 20 kilometres north-east of Goldfields’ Granny Smith Gold Mine.
Program Targets Four Structural Splays
The company expects to complete drilling by early December 2025. The campaign has been designed to test four interpreted splays off the regional Granite Well fault, which lie within the northern block of Target 2.
The program will also support litho-geochemical classification across the area and improve understanding of any alteration halos, helping refine future exploration targets.
Target 2 Selected Through Multi-Layered Interpretation
Target 2 emerged as a priority exploration zone following a thorough interpretive process that consolidated several key datasets. Geological mapping highlighted structural and lithological settings, while surface geochemical sampling revealed anomalous trends. Historical geophysical data was re-evaluated to provide improved definition of subsurface features.
In addition, a detailed ground gravity survey identified structures and density contrasts consistent with possible mineralised systems.
The integrated dataset generated a series of high-priority drill targets that the company believes warrant structured testing.
PGM shares traded at AUD 0.026 per share on 25 November 2025.
