Highlights
- Inaugural drilling campaign at the Range Project has been finalised.
- The program consisted of 19 RC holes, totalling 1,500m, targeting high-priority, shallow gold zones.
- Preliminary assay data is expected to be available by the close of the month.
Tempest Minerals Ltd (ASX:TEM) has completed the inaugural drilling campaign at its Range Project. The campaign, comprising 19 drill holes for 1,500m, aimed at shallow, high-priority, gold targets.
Initial assay results are anticipated by the end of October 2025.

Overview of Range Project
TEM holds 100% ownership of the Range Project, which spans 20km² of highly prospective ground within the broader Mt Magnet gold belt. This region is a premier multi-million-ounce mining district, hosting several large-scale, long-life open pit and underground operations.
Leveraging historical data, TEM has been actively exploring the project, generating multiple high-priority prospects.
Recent geological reinterpretation has outlined the possibility of further prospects along strike to the south. Fieldwork has identified multiple gold-bearing exploration targets over a 7km strike length, including the Wrangler Target near the Britannia Open Pit and the Cherokee Prospect, which has reported grades of up to 1 g/t gold.
Recently, TEM conducted an extensive auger-based geochemical sampling program to further refine target areas.
Next Steps for TEM
TEM will focus on reviewing the collected data and updating its geological models. Additional results from recent field campaigns will also be assessed to guide future exploration activities.
At the time of writing on 20 October 2025, TEM share price was noted at AUD 0.01.