Flynn Gold Advances Tasmanian Exploration with Government Backing Amid ASX 200 Landscape

2 min read | August 29, 2025 01:22 PM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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Exploration Plans at Mangana

One of the key areas of focus is the Mangana goldfield, a site with a strong history of production. Flynn Gold has designed a program that includes diamond drilling at the Golden Entrance mine. This location has long been recognised for its historic output, but much of its deeper potential remains unexplored. By targeting new zones beneath previous workings, the company aims to uncover areas that have not been revisited in over a century.

Advancing the Henty South Project

The second priority lies at the Henty South project, particularly the Grieves Siding prospect. This zone has already demonstrated encouraging mineralisation in past campaigns, and Flynn Gold has since re-evaluated earlier survey data to refine its exploration strategy. Updated modelling has outlined promising geological features, which will now be followed up with a new round of drilling.

Preparing for On-Ground Work

Before commencing fieldwork, Flynn Gold is moving ahead with essential approvals and operational planning. The company is working to secure drilling contracts and mobilise equipment, with the aim of starting activity at both the Mangana and Henty South projects. The support from the EDGI grant is expected to fast-track this progress and open new opportunities for resource expansion.

A Step Forward in Exploration

With exploration soon to begin, Flynn Gold is positioning itself for potential discoveries across its Tasmanian portfolio. The combination of government funding, historical significance, and newly interpreted geological data provides the company with strong momentum. These developments highlight Flynn Gold’s strategy of targeting areas with proven history while applying modern techniques to uncover untapped potential.

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