Articles On Cazaly Resources (ASX:CAZ)

Cazaly Resources is set to launch an airborne electromagnetic survey at its Ashburton gold project in the Pilbara, where it will test structures considered highly prospective for large-scale mineralisation.

Cazaly is drilling at its Halls Creek copper project, but has continued exploration at its other prospective gold plays in WA – namely the Ashburton and Yabby projects. An Airborne Electromagnetic (AEM) Survey is expected to be flown this w...

Gold is down 5% for July and on a broader downward trajectory, Metals Focus says Aeris Resources’ Golden Plateau deposit could extend the mine life at Cracow Golden State Mining has kicked off drilling at the Yule project in WA   Our Gold...

Cazaly Resources, through its subsidiary Vanrock Resources, has entered an agreement to earn into the multi-metal Vanrock project in north Queensland after signing a deal with privately owned Lynd Resources.

Cazaly Resources has leapt on the opportunity to become a first mover in a prospective new minerals district in North Queensland, signing a farm-in deal to explore with geologists responsible for the discovery of some of Australia’s largest...

The US dollar looks set to reach 20-year highs, impacting gold’s safe haven status JP Morgan employees on trial in Chicago after ‘spoofing trades’ accusations PGM supply through the recycling of auto catalysts has taken a hit ‘cos Covid O...

Cazaly is champing at the bit to start around 2,000m of RC drilling at its Halls Creek copper-zinc-silver project in WA. Electromagnetic conductor plates have been modelled down plunge of the Mount Angelo North Cu-Zn-Ag deposit, and at the...

Swiss data shows the highest total January to May bullion shipments since 2018 On a year-to-date basis US gold imports surged by 170% to 103t US also the largest destination for Swiss silver bullion, accounting for ~30% of the total; up fr...

Cazaly has started reverse circulation drilling on priority targets at its Halls Creek copper-zinc-silver project in Western Australia’s East Kimberley region. Drilling at Moses Rock will test an electromagnetic conductor targeting another...

Cazaly Resources has launched an RC drilling program at its flagship Halls Creek copper-zinc-silver project in WA’s East Kimberley region. The campaign will kick off at Cazaly’s Moses Rock prospect.

ASX ends the week sore-arsed and red-faced Some shining glimmers of hope rise among wildly swinging small caps GUD has a ‘Guh’ moment as profit downgrade sends investors scurrying   The ASX has spent this week being led by the nose into s...

Newmont’s Tom Palmer says gold may have found new floor of ~US$1600/oz in the wake of inflation With small gold miners are struggling with rising supply chain and labour costs, Palmer says consolidation in the sector makes sense Drilling r...

Cazaly Resources (CAZ) kicks off the next round of drilling at its Halls Creek project in Western Australia Reverse circulation drilling is planned across the Bommie prospect to test the continuity of broad copper intercepts Work will als...

Cazaly Resources is eagerly awaiting results from recently completed infill sampling across four surface geochemical gold targets at its Yabby prospect 10km west of Laverton in the Goldfields.

Cazaly has completed infill lag sampling across four anomalous surface geochemical gold targets at the Yabby project just 10km west of Laverton, Western Australia. This program followed up on initial sampling that had identified the four tr...

1 gram of gold can be recovered from about 41 recycled mobile phones Mint Innovation can recover $US12,000 worth of gold from one tonne of old circuit boards Gold trades sideways at ~$US1,850/oz Our Gold Digger column wraps all the news d...

Perth-based multi-element explorer Cazaly Resources has paved the way for a busy season of drilling with the completion of earthworks at its Halls Creek copper-zinc-silver project in WA’s Kimberley region.

Cazaly is laying the groundwork for the planned reverse circulation drill program at its Halls Creek copper-zinc-silver project that is now expected to start in the middle of June. Earthworks for the program have been completed and a drill...

V-Con is Stockhead’s investing focused video conference series, bringing you expert insights, panel discussions and presentations from leading analysts, listed small caps and industry players. The outlook for gold is positive heading into t...

US gold price down more than 10% or $200 from its peak But Aussie gold miners faring better due to weak AUD-USD exchange rate This week’s ASX standouts: Twenty Seven Co, OzAurum Resources Our Gold Digger column wraps all the news driving...

Cazaly and its partner Woomera have wrapped up drilling testing nickel-copper targets at their Mt Venn project and are now waiting on assay results. The JV had drilled 10 reverse circulation holes totalling 1,708m to test for high-grade ext...

The Woomera Mining Ltd (ASX: WML) share price jumped 28% this morning before the company requested its shares be placed in a trading halt. As such, the mineral explorer’s shares are frozen at 32 cents apiece. It’s worth noting that Woomera...

Gold price to hit $US2,200 as stagflation fears take hold U.S. and allies officially prohibit all transactions with Russia involving gold, one of its financial lifelines. Will it work? Gold price rebounds over past week to $US1,960/oz Our...

War gossip/news remains the main driver of gold prices. The precious metal is having one of those volatile weeks where unless they timed their entry and exit perfectly, investors probably had a tough time whether long or short, says OANDA s...

A good week for gold, which is up 1.04% to ~$US1,940/oz at time of writing. History shows us war doesn’t usually trigger an extended rally, but news flow – or lack thereof – coming out of Ukraine continues to be the biggest influence on the...

Investors generally buy gold as a way of diversifying risk when s..t hits the proverbial fan. That’s why the precious metal appears to perform well in times of war or political instability. Conversely, stocks and bonds perform best in a sta...

It’s no secret a lot of money is being raised for drilling right now. $982 million was spent on exploration around the country in the September quarter last year, a figure that many in the industry expect to be larger come the December quar...

Alas. After teasing gold bugs with a push through $1,840/oz over the past week, we are now back below ~$US1,800/oz. Gold stocks can’t seem to catch a break. What gives? I don’t get it. PM miners didn’t even get the windfall of the market w...

Global silver demand hit ~1.02 billion ounces in 2021, the first time it has breached 1 billion since 2015, according to the Silver Institute. Of that, industrial demand hit a new high of 524 million ounces. And of that, photovoltaic (solar...

Fin Resources snaps up an additional licence in WA’s Pilbara region  Auroch  to kick start drilling next week at flagship Saint nickel project Emerald Resources declares takeover offer for Bullseye Mining unconditional  Here are the bigge...

Gold is holding steady above US$1,800/oz – currently trading at US$1816.60. Some players are confident the gold market will trend net positive next year as the market digests the reality of the past 24 months. But commodity analysts at J.P....

With gold spending most of the past week hovering around the US$1,800/oz (A$2,485/oz) mark, speculation has turned away from whether the precious metal can hold its gains to asking if it can test hit the US$1,850/oz mark. Gold is currently...

The ASX started the week lower as a result of a drop in the energy and financial sectors. Energy shares fell by over 3%, as surging cases of the Omicron variant raised fears that new restrictions may hit fuel demand. Financials meanwhile we...

It’s been fairly choppy for precious metals this year, with economic recovery, rising nominal yields and the potential for rate hikes dampening investors’ appetite for gold. But on the flip side, new virus variants, fears of stagflation and...

For the first time in over a month, the ASX finished a week higher than where it began — even with the bourse declining on an intraday basis. The ASX 200 closed at 7,353 points which was 0.42% lower than yesterday, but up 1.6% from last Fri...

US Fed chair Jerome Powell finally admitted that inflationary pressures weren’t going to be as sh­­ort-lived as perhaps expected. Earlier this week Powell surprised markets by suggesting it would be appropriate to drop the phrase “inflation...

Following a 7.6% surge from late September, the price of gold briefly hit five-month highs of ~$US1,872/oz on fears that current high inflation levels are more than ‘transitional’. Gold is an ‘inflation hedge’; an investment that ostensibly...

Following a 7.6% surge from late September, the price of gold is now sitting ~$US1,860/oz for the first time since June. The Aussie price is looking even better, which is great news for our local producers: USD (dark) and AUD (light) gold p...

Growing concerns about inflation could send gold prices soaring back above the US$2,000 ($2,746) an ounce mark it last reached back in 2020. Prices of the precious metal have already been rising steadily over the past fortnight, up some 3.7...

A global carbon taxation regime could slash gold miner profit margins by up to 45% unless an effort is made to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Metals Focus says. Some countries, such as Canada and Sweden, already impose carbon taxes and th...

The ASX rose 0.48% today to reach its highest point in the week. While energy lost 2% most other sectors were in the green with tech and financials gaining over 1%. Today’s gains came despite the Federal Reserve unveiling a tapering of stim...

The gold price may be in a holding pattern at ~$US1,800/oz, but Aussie gold miners continue to throw piles of cash at acquisitions and new developments. Westgold (ASX:WGX) looks increasingly likely  to hoover up struggling producer Gascoyne...

By modern standards, the mining laws of years gone are archaic – a telling indicator of a gender imbalance in desperate need of a reset. Written into legislation were restrictions which prevented women from setting foot in an underground mi...

Gold stocks are cheap, experts keep saying. Well-known analyst Jesse Felder has now demonstrated the “pathetic performance” of the US gold majors in handy chart form. The US listed BANG stocks (Felder’s play on FANG) include gold giants Bar...

Just like yesterday the ASX rallied for most of the day but retreated in the afternoon and today closed in the red. The ASX 200 was down 0.08% at 7,375 points. Another difference from yesterday was tech was the best sector gaining 1.7% whil...

The head of a new Pilbara explorer believes China will continue to value Australia’s iron ore despite claims it will look to become self-sufficient over the coming years. Set amid diplomatic tensions between Australia and its biggest tradin...

The +9Moz, ~350,000ozpa ‘Kyuchus’ field will be one of Russia’s biggest gold mining projects. Kyuchus was first discovered in 1963, but its isolation in the harsh Arctic climate of the Yakutia region has, so far, stymied numerous developmen...

It takes some steel to launch an iron ore explorer at a time when predictions of the commodity’s imminent demise are gathering pace. But we’ve now seen two IPOs in recent weeks float onto the boards of the ASX, with Equinox Resources (ASX:E...

Minerals260 (ASX:MI6), a spinoff from Liontown Resources (ASX:LTR), enjoyed a positive debut despite the ASX finishing down again. The ASX 200 retreated 0.26% to close at 7,821 points with all sectors in the red except consumer staples and...

Investors want to see gold miners wisely grow their production profile. Not like miners did during the last cycle, when some irrational, highly priced M&A action destroyed significant wealth. The big gold miners have a “lousy recent his...