Kalgoorlie Gold Mining doubles strike length of primary gold at Lighthorse prospect

The latest announcement is out from Kalgoorlie Gold Mining Limited ( (AU:KAL) ).

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has reported strong reverse circulation drilling results from its Lighthorse Prospect, nearly doubling the defined strike length of primary orogenic gold mineralisation from less than 600 metres to more than 1,100 metres, with the system remaining open to the north. The new drilling confirms that a previously defined 1,600-metre-long near-surface gold anomaly is sourced from a substantial primary gold system at depth, with thick zones of mineralisation associated with shearing, alteration, sulphides and veining, and closely aligned with a Sub-Audio Magnetic conductivity high. The results, which also include identification of primary gold mineralisation at the Wessex and Providence South prospects, underpin Lighthorse as a high-quality, large-scale target and have prompted plans for further infill and extensional RC drilling in early 2026, along with additional aircore programs to test surrounding targets and enhance KalGold’s discovery pipeline in the Pinjin region.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:KAL) stock is a Hold with a A$0.06 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Kalgoorlie Gold Mining Limited stock, see the AU:KAL Stock Forecast page.

More about Kalgoorlie Gold Mining Limited

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining Limited is an ASX-listed gold exploration company focused on discovering and defining large-scale orogenic gold deposits in Western Australia, particularly in the Pinjin region east of Kalgoorlie. The company uses a combination of aircore and reverse circulation drilling, supported by geophysical techniques such as Sub-Audio Magnetic surveys, to advance prospects within key structural corridors like the Laverton Tectonic Zone.

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