Novo Resources Confirms High-Grade Mineralisation at Wyloo Project

Novo Resources Corp confirmed the discovery of a significant hydrothermal alteration system at its Wyloo Polymetallic Project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Maiden reverse circulation drilling consisting of 16 holes and 2,615 metres revealed high-grade silver and antimony mineralisation from the surface, highlighted by a 9-metre intercept of 92 g/t silver and 1,280 ppm antimony.

The company recorded mineralisation across a 230-metre strike length and identified broad zinc mineralisation. Following these results, the company is shifting focus to the Vera prospect to the east and an antimony anomaly 1.5 kilometres west, with plans for mapping and infill soil sampling to refine drilling targets. Further geological modelling at Wyloo SE and aircore drilling at the Kavira prospect are scheduled for late 2026.

Simultaneously, Novo Resources expanded its Toolunga Copper-Gold Project footprint to 2,242 square kilometres. The company is advancing a 1,200-square-kilometre land package within Toolunga where historical geophysics show three principal targets. Subject to approvals, soil sampling and mapping will occur in the second half of 2026 to prepare for a drilling program in early 2027.