Meet Mt Jackson Regional Targets, untested at scale
A portfolio of five named greenfield prospects across the 1,600-square-kilometre Mt Jackson tenement. Historic geochemistry confirms the system; modern drilling is yet to follow.
Foundation
What the geochemistry has shown
Five named greenfield prospects spanning the Mt Jackson tenement, ranked and ready for systematic exploration.
5
Named regional targets
1.5 km
Largest soil anomaly (Tiger)
230ppb
Peak gold values
Pending
Initial RC drilling
Expansion
Unlocking a belt that was never properly tested
Each prospect, ranked by historic results, magnetic anomalies, and known workings.
Shear-hosted lode
Bullseye
Bullseye lies ~1.6 km east of the Clamptons Shear Zone, in schistose mafic–ultramafic volcanics. Gold sits in a shear-controlled lode of quartz veins and altered greenstone up to ~3 m wide, with historic high-grade workings over ~200 m and discontinuous strike of about 1 km. Limited, poorly documented drilling leaves it under-explored — with clear upside along strike, down-dip, and in parallel structures.
Granite–greenstone contact
Tiger
Tiger sits on the granite–greenstone contact — the classic setting for shear-hosted gold, comparable to Hopes Hill and Frasers near Southern Cross. Two NE-trending gold-in-soil anomalies extend ~1.5 km, peaking at 230 ppb Au and open to the north. Shallow historic drilling returned encouraging oxide intercepts (to 8 m @ 2.35 g/t Au) but remains sparse and poorly constrained — a priority for systematic follow-up.
Fold-controlled anomaly
Aurora System
Aurora represents a large-scale, underexplored gold project in a proven gold district, where previous exploration was largely distracted by iron ore targets and hindered by transported cover. Multiple high-priority structural targets remain untested, while newly acquired high-resolution geophysical data provides a strong opportunity to refine targeting and unlock concealed gold mineralisation.
Snapshot
The portfolio in detail
A de-risked asset in a proven belt with active drilling and clear resource expansion potential.
Mt Jackson tenement, Western Australia
A 1,600 square-kilometre belt within an underexplored greenstone corridor.
Five named regional prospects
Tiger, Sea Snake, Montepellier, Woma, and Hermes Trend across the belt.
Granite-greenstone contact mineralisation
Tiger sits at the same setting as Hopes Hill and Frasers.
Tiger 1.5 km soil anomaly at 230 ppb
Open to the north, with parallel workings identified nearby.
Pre-2010
Historical reconnaissance
Auger and RAB geochemistry mapped initial soil anomalies across the belt, including Tiger’s 1.5-kilometre signature on the granite-greenstone contact.
2010–2025
Sporadic exploration
Ownership remained fragmented across multiple operators. Magnetic surveys and historic-shafts mapping built a regional target inventory, but no systematic drilling followed.
2026
Normandy Mineral Consolidation
Five named regional targets unified under a single operator. Tiger, Sea Snake, Montepellier, Woma, and Hermes Trend become a coherent portfolio for systematic work.
Project landscapes
Visual documentation of the Mt Jackson regional belt and target portfolio.
Projects
Flagship assets across the belt
Three cornerstone projects driving near-term resource growth
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