Articles On Kingston Resources (ASX:KSN)

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The company’s securities will be placed in trading halt until Monday August 19 or when an announcement is made to market.

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Drilling is now underway at Kingston Resource’s (ASX:KSN) 75% owned Livingstone Gold Project, which has a prospective strike length of more than 30 kilometres. Kingston is hunting for high grade gold at Livingstone, with this current drilli...

Gold explorer Kingston Resources (ASX: KSN) has kicked-off a resource drilling campaign at its 75%-owned Livingstone project in Western Australia where previous exploration unearthed 76.25 grams per tonne gold. The 2,500m reverse circulatio...

The Kingsley prospect will be targeted which was discovered by shallow aircore drilling in 2018 that intersected 4 metres at 76.25 g/t gold.

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The 800-metre long prospect was discovered by shallow aircore drilling in 2018.

Hot on the heels of success at its Misima Gold Project in Papua and New Guinea, Kingston Resources Ltd (ASX: KSN) is preparing to recommence drilling at its 75% owned Livingstone Gold Project in Western Australia. The company’s shares have...

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NEXT year could be a pivotal one for Kingston Resources, with the Sydney-based junior planning a resource upgrade, mining studies and permitting ...

Drilling is continuing at additional targets in the Quartz Mountain area as part of an ongoing surface exploration program.

Kingston Resources Limited (ASX:KSN) has provided an update on the current exploration activity at its flagship 2.8 million ounce Misima Gold Project in Papua and New Guinea (PNG). The world-class Misima project is management’s key focus as...

Kingston Resources (ASX:KSN) has today delivered promising news coming out of its flagship 2.8 million ounce Misima Gold Project in Papua New Guinea (PNG).

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The company's key asset is the 2.8 million-ounce Misima Gold Project in Papua New Guinea with another gold project in Australia.

Current exploration work at the Misima Gold Project aims to deliver near surface mineralisation, as these are likely to have the largest impact on overall project economics.

In a strong sign of support for the company and its future, four board members have increased their shareholdings.

The company raised nearly $1 million in its rights issue to fund gold exploration at its PNG and WA projects.

Funds raised in the rights issue will be used to further exploration work at the Livingstone and Misima projects.

Kingston Resources (ASX:KSN) has interests in two gold projects, its flagship Misima Gold Project in PNG, plus the Livingston Gold Project in WA. Coming in at number 22, with a 2.8Moz Resource, it’s fair to say the company appears undervalu...