Lunnon Metals Limited (ASX:LM8) December 2024 Quarterly Report
Strong Gold Exploration Progress
Lunnon Metals Limited (ASX:LM8) has confirmed its gold exploration credentials following significant developments in the December 2024 quarter. The Lady Herial prospect has been identified as a potential source of high-grade, near-surface gold mineralisation. The company’s exploration activities revealed new prospective areas, including Guiding Star and Lunnon Basalt, bolstering the company’s position in one of Australia’s most prolific gold camps.
Lunnon Metals concluded the quarter with a cash balance of approximately $19.5 million, down from $21.1 million at the end of September 2024, aligning with forecast activity levels focused on gold exploration. Upcoming programs in March 2025 will concentrate on de-risking the near-surface gold mineralisation, with an emphasis on technical studies and permitting for a potential open pit.
EIS Program and Agreements
The company has received approval for an Exploration Incentive Scheme (EIS) grant from the Western Australian government to commence drilling at the Defiance West target in February 2025. Additionally, an agreement with the Ngadju Native Title Aboriginal Corporation was finalised covering all current gold activities and the Foster-Baker nickel Resource.
Managing Director Edmund Ainscough commented, “The end of 2024 was busy for Lunnon Metals, with initiatives coming to fruition. The prospectivity of our portfolio was recognised through our successful application for EIS funding.”
Health, Safety, and Environmental Status
Throughout the quarter, Lunnon Metals reported no safety or environmental incidents, conducting a ‘desktop’ exercise to evaluate its emergency preparedness and response plans. The company maintains a focus on ensuring future exploration activities are conducted responsibly.
In summary, Lunnon Metals has made noteworthy strides in its exploration and project advancements, with the strategic goal of developing a robust pipeline of gold opportunities while maintaining a strong financial position.
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