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Tambourah Metals (ASX: TMB) has continued its recent drilling success in Western Australia’s Pilbara region with promising hits from its Tambourah gold project. The company has confirmed high-grade gold mineralisation in assays returned from its diamond drilling (DD) program at the Federal and World’s Fair prospects within the historic Tambourah project. The successes at Federal and World’s Fair follow the recent discovery of new gold zones at the Tambourah King area.

Tambourah Metals (ASX: TMB) is set to further understand its sizeable Pilbara gold assets with the backing of a $180,000 grant from the Western Australia government. The funding support from the Exploration Incentive Scheme grant will be used to support the company’s exploration concepts at the Alexandria prospect within the Tambourah King project. The grant will help co-fund 12 diamond drill (DD) holes through and along strike from Alexandria and follow up historical drill intercepts from sporadic shallow drilling, with highlight results that included 4 metres at 2.10 grams per tonne gold from 20m, including 1m at 7.10g/t gold.

Watch our exclusive webinar hosted by Tambourah Metals, to hear about our latest exploration developments. This session is a must for investors, stakeholders, and industry enthusiasts eager to gain in-depth insights into our recent achievements and future plans.

West Australian exploration company Tambourah Metals (ASX: TMB) has highlighted potential extensions to the lode gold system with significant shallow intersections at its Tambourah King target in the Pilbara region. The company has now received promising results from the completed reverse circulation (RC) drilling program at the Tambourah gold project, located 100 kilometres south-west of Marble Bar in WA’s north. The drilling program commenced in late August and comprised 11 holes including six RC drill holes, three diamond drill (DD) holes with RC pre-collars and two DD surface holes.

Tambourah Metals (ASX: TMB) chairperson Rita Brooks joins Small Caps to discuss the company's successful completion of its drilling at the Tambourah Gold pro...

West Australian explorer Tambourah Metals (ASX: TMB) is about to set off on a major program of proposed works within its significant portfolio of gold and critical minerals assets. At the Tambourah gold project, the company has commenced site preparations for drill planning and drone mapping following the completion of geological interpretation and targeting in the second quarter, with plans in place to complete a 12-hole program targeting extensions to the quartz lode-style vein system and the untested granite-greenstone contact (World’s Fair prospect). The program is being supported by a $75,000 Exploration Incentive Scheme co-funded drilling grant provided by the WA government.

Welcome to the latest update from Tambourah Metals Ltd (ASX: TMB). In this video, we share exciting developments from our Bryah Project, including high-grade gold targets at Beatty Park South and Baxters South. We’ll also provide an overview of our expanded exploration activities across Western Australia.

Tambourah Metals Exec Chairperson Rita Brooks and Geology Manager Bill Clayton will discuss the Company's upcoming gold drilling plans. They will also introduce new copper and gold projects that have recently been applied for and granted. The exploration update will also include updates of our work commencing with SQM at the Mogumber project.

Tambourah Metals (ASX: TMB) has unveiled high-grade lithium anomalies in its first-pass rock chip sampling at the recently acquired E46/1380 licence in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. Initial examination of the licence, which contains the Russian Jack lithium project, has identified significantly elevated lithium, caesium and tantalum (LCT) values from an initial program comprising 41 samples. Executive chair Rita Brooks said the combination of elevated LCT and tin in rock samples, in addition to extensive historic soil geochemical lithium anomalies, confirms that the Haystack Well tenement is highly prospective for pegmatite-hosted LCT mineralisation.