Dreadnought Extends High-Grade Critical Metals at Stinger Deposit

An update from Dreadnought Resources Limited ( (AU:DRE) ) is now available.

Dreadnought Resources reported further strong drilling results from its Stinger critical metals deposit, part of the Gifford Creek Carbonatite Complex in WA. Recent diamond and reverse circulation drilling extended the known mineralisation footprint, delivering high-grade intercepts of niobium, total rare earth oxides and scandium, and confirming that the Stinger system remains open to the north and northwest.

The company plans to update its JORC Exploration Target at Stinger to reflect both the expanded scale and potential critical metal by-products. Metallurgical test work to date across Stinger and the broader Gifford Creek area has shown promising commercial potential, and Dreadnought is now advancing a low-cost metallurgical program focused on producing niobium and rare earth products with additional value from possible scandium, titanium, zirconium and phosphate by-products.

More about Dreadnought Resources Limited

Dreadnought Resources Ltd is an Australian exploration company focused on critical metals in Western Australia’s Gascoyne region. Its primary activities center on discovering and advancing deposits of niobium, rare earth elements and associated by‑products such as scandium, titanium, zirconium and phosphate, aiming to supply minerals essential to high-tech and energy-transition industries.

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