Project Summary
The Bindoon Project comprises an exploration licence application (E70/5428), covering a total area of 35 Blocks (~105km²) in the newly defined West Yilgarn Ni-Cu-PGE Province in Western Australia. The target in the project area is Chalice-style nickel, copper and platinum group elements.
Interpretation of the geophysical and aeromagnetic data over the Bindoon tenements has to date identified three possible mafic/ultramafic belts offering sufficient encouragement to undertake additional field work. Gravity imagery shows the Bindoon area lies on a large crustal fault line – the Darling Fault. Looking within the basement rocks, the Bindoon Project is situated approximately 3km west of the gravity high that incorporates the Julimar deposit.
A process of data review and field work has commenced across the Bindoon Project, which includes mapping, geochemical sampling, and identification of targets for geophysics and drilling.
