Novo Resources (TSX: NVO – OTCQB: NSRPF – ASX:NVO) is ramping up exploration at the John Bull Project in New South Wales, with a 1,500-meter RC drill program planned for June.

Executive Co-Chairman Mike Spreadborough and General Manager of Exploration Kas De Luca join us for a detailed update on Novo’s growing pipeline of exploration activity across Australia. The conversation centers on the John Bull Project, where a recently extended gold-in-soil anomaly now spans 1.5 kilometers and includes multiple rock chip samples grading up to 67.9 g/t gold.

Key topics covered:

• Overview of the John Bull Project: Background on the asset, the significance of the soil and rock chip sampling, and how recent work has confirmed and expanded a robust gold anomaly.
  
  
• Upcoming drill program: A 1,500m RC program will test newly defined quartz vein arrays and multiple fault zones. Only ~300m of the anomaly has seen previous drilling.
  
  
• Four priority targets: John Bull Main, John Bull South, Hills Creek West, and Digger’s North – all within a 1.5 km trend.
  
  
• Updates on other projects: Drilling has just been completed at Balla Balla (Pilbara) with results expected in 3 weeks, and drilling is underway at Tibooburra (New South Wales), also acquired in late 2024.
  
  
• Cash position and funding: Novo holds approximately A$9 million in cash, along with marketable securities, giving it the flexibility to continue executing across multiple projects.
  
  

Visit the Novo Resources website for full project detail.