Kingfisher Mining Ltd. KFM

Kingfisher Mining Ltd (ASX:KFM) managing director Chris Bittar spoke with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company's strategy to transition from an exploration story towards a near-term development story, led by its high-grade Copper Blow copper-gold project around 20 kilometres south of Broken Hill. Bittar said recent drilling at Copper Blow has confirmed high-grade copper-gold mineralisation and validated the company's geological model, building on historical drilling across the project. Mineralisation has now been defined over around 600 metres and remains open at depth and along strik

Kingfisher Mining Ltd managing director Chris Bittar talked with Proactive about high-grade silver-lead-zinc results from drilling at the Stephens Trig and Allendale prospects near Broken Hill, as well as the company’s upcoming work at its flagship Copper Blow copper-gold project. Bittar said the drilling was designed both to validate historical results and confirm grade continuity, while also testing the potential extent of mineralisation along strike and down dip. Kingfisher holds a 75% interest in both Stephens Trig and Allendale, with Broken Hill Mines holding the remaining 25%. At Allenda

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Kingfisher Mining managing director Chris Bittar talked with Proactive about the company’s transition toward a focused New South Wales exploration strategy, centred on the Broken Hill Project and its Copper Blow, Allendale and Stephens Trig prospects. Bittar said the past six to nine months had been “a pretty transformative period for the company”, following the acquisition of 11 licences in New South Wales, including nine in the Broken Hill region. He explained that Kingfisher Mining had recently divested its rare earth projects in Western Australia to Dreadnought Resources, allowing the comp

Kingfisher Mining managing director Chris Bittar talked with Proactive about the company’s transition toward a focused New South Wales exploration strategy, centred on the Broken Hill Project. Bittar said the past six to nine months had been “a pretty transformative period for the company”, following the acquisition of 11 licences in New South Wales, including nine in the Broken Hill region. He explained that Kingfisher Mining had recently divested its rare earth projects in Western Australia to Dreadnought Resources, allowing the company to focus its resources and attention on the Broken Hill

The transaction will be settled via the issuance of fully paid ordinary shares in Dreadnought Resources.