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GPM Metals identifies 35-km Walker River Trough corridor for zinc-lead-silver targets after 2025 drilling

PUBT·07/23/2026 11:07:51
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GPM Metals identifies 35-km Walker River Trough corridor for zinc-lead-silver targets after 2025 drilling
  • GPM Metals outlined next-step exploration plans at its 190,000-hectare Walker Gossan zinc-lead-silver project in Australia’s Northern Territory.
  • The 2025 program drilled 2,500 meters across two gravity targets, intersecting weak Zn-Pb-Ag mineralization with ferroan dolomite alteration.
  • WGD25003 returned 5 meters at 0.63% Zn, 0.027% Pb, 0.64 g/t Ag from 781 meters in black shales.
  • Basin work mapped a prospective growth-fault corridor with an adjacent sub-basin depocenter extending about 35 km, widening target area.
  • Exploration focus shifts to 2026 mapping, sampling, airborne EM, followed by 2027 ground geophysics and diamond/RC drilling.


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