Aruma Expands Mineralised Footprint at Saltwater with Strong Soil Anomalies

Aruma Resources Limited ( (AU:AAJ) ) just unveiled an announcement.

Aruma Resources has reported highly encouraging soil sampling results from its 100%-owned Saltwater Project in Western Australia’s Pilbara, where 741 samples were collected across the Saltwater Dome and Tunnel Creek target areas. The work has confirmed and expanded geochemical anomalies that suggest a large gold and polymetallic mineralised system, with gold values at Saltwater Dome reaching up to 845ppb alongside copper, antimony, lead, zinc and bismuth anomalies.

At Tunnel Creek, a 1.65km² multi-element anomaly at the Luke Prospect, marked by coincident gold, antimony and bismuth, has emerged as a primary gold target, supported by additional early-stage anomalies at the Padme and Rabbit prospects. These outcomes allow Aruma to prioritise further field mapping, infill soil sampling and geophysical surveys in 2026, moving key prospects toward drill-ready status and potentially strengthening the company’s exploration pipeline and regional positioning in gold and base metals.

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More about Aruma Resources Limited

Aruma Resources Limited is an Australian exploration company focused on gold and polymetallic mineral systems in Western Australia. Its flagship Saltwater Project lies in the Pilbara region within the Ashburton structural corridor, along strike from Kalamazoo Resources’ Ashburton Gold Project, positioning the firm in a prospective gold and base metals district.

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