In this company update, we sit down with Mike Spreadborough, Executive Co-Chairman, and Kas De Luca, General Manager of Exploration at Novo Resources (TSX: NVO | ASX: NVO | OTCQX: NSRPF). We dive into the latest project update from the Wyloo Project, situated in the Southern Pilbara region of Western Australia, where the company has identified significant new high-grade targets. The discussion focuses on the emergence of the Wyloo SE and Wyloo SW targets, a 5-kilometer trend that has shifted Wyloo to a high-priority status within Novo’s portfolio.
Key Discussion Points:
- The Evolution of Wyloo: Mike Spreadborough explains how the Wyloo Project moved up the priority list following successful land access and the rising global demand for critical metals like antimony.
- Discovery of High-Grade Trends: Kas De Luca details the results from systematic sampling, highlighting a 5-kilometer trend with rock chip samples peaking at 482 g/t silver and significant gold-antimony mineralization.
- Maiden Drill Program: The team outlines plans for a 1,500-meter maiden drill program set for April 2026, designed to test the depth, width, and metal zonation of the vein system.
- Strategic 2026 Outlook: A look at the broader exploration strategy across the company’s portfolio of projects in Australia.
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