MobileMT Defines a 4 km Gold–Silver Corridor at Kuniko’s Commonwealth Project

“The #MobileMT survey represents a technological leap forward in understanding the Commonwealth system’s subsurface architecture.” (Lachlan Fold Belt, NSW, Australia)

Maja McGuire, Managing Director of Kuniko Limited:
“The #MobileMT results are extremely encouraging and provide the first district-scale view of the Commonwealth–Silica Hill system” .

#MobileMT airborne EM results delivered a clear outcome: a ~4 km-long NNW–SSE structural corridor linking Commonwealth Mine → Silica Hill → Coronation Mine → Collings Prospect, interpreted as a structurally controlled gold–silver system.
– The broad, vertically extensive resistive domain is interpreted as silicified rhyolitic host rocks, with a possible concealed intrusive body at depth (potential heat/fluid source).
– Discrete conductive features occur along and adjacent to major thrust faults and splays (including the Nindethana Fault), highlighting potential sulphide accumulations, alteration or fluid-rich zones, and generating multiple high-priority follow-up drill targets.
– Known mineralization and historic drilling (e.g., Welcome Jack) sit on pronounced resistivity gradients/contrasts, supporting resistivity breaks as practical exploration vectors along strike.
– Silver-in-soil anomalies coincide with #MobileMT-defined targets, providing independent support for the interpreted corridor.

“The survey successfully mapped lithological contrasts, alteration systems, and structural controls on mineralization to significant depths.
These capabilities extend beyond what traditional exploration methods can achieve. Moreover, the technology provides unprecedented insight into the geological framework underlying the 4km gold-silver corridor Kuniko Limited has identified.”
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#MobileMT is proving to be a strong targeting tool for mineralization systems when the objective is to move beyond isolated prospects and define a coherent, drill-ready corridor at district scale.