Terrain Minerals (ASX:TMX) said that it would conduct stage two reverse circulation drilling at its Wildflower gold project and drill a twin reverse circulation hole for metallurgical samples at its Larins Lane gallium project, both in Western Australia, as part of its 2025 exploration strategy, according to a Wednesday Australian bourse filing.
The stage two drilling at the Wildflower project is targeted for early 2025 at about 1,368 meters.
The company completed stage one drilling campaign at 1,182 meters in December 2024 at the Wildflower project and samples have been submitted for testing.
It is also planning a drilling campaign at its Lort River nickel-copper project, also in Western Australia, in the first quarter, the filing said.
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