Gateway Survey Flags Large-Scale Gold Potential at Glenburgh South

Gateway Mining Limited ( (AU:GML) ) has shared an announcement.

Gateway Mining has completed a high-resolution magnetic survey and remote sensing work at its Glenburgh South Project in Western Australia, confirming that the same geological units and structures hosting Benz Mining’s Glenburgh Gold Deposit extend into its ground. The survey has defined a continuous 15km trend in an analogous structural position to Benz’s 12km mineralised corridor, supported by kaolinite-dominated spectral anomalies and nearby gold-anomalous sampling, suggesting Glenburgh South may be a mirror image and integral part of a larger-scale gold district.

The company has also identified multiple second-order structural trends and a major fold hinge, which are considered favourable for concentrating gold mineralisation within the project area. Gateway plans project-wide soil sampling, detailed mapping and rock chip sampling in 2026 to delineate mineralised trends and refine drill targets, and notes it is well funded to advance this high-priority exploration opportunity within its broader portfolio.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:GML) stock is a Hold with a A$0.07 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Gateway Mining Limited stock, see the AU:GML Stock Forecast page.

More about Gateway Mining Limited

Gateway Mining Limited is an Australian gold exploration company listed on the ASX and focused on projects in Western Australia’s Gascoyne region. Its Glenburgh South Project adjoins Benz Mining’s Glenburgh Gold Deposit and targets similar prospective stratigraphy within the Glenburgh Terrane, positioning the company within an emerging gold district.

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