Agrimin Limited (ASX:AMN) has appointed Garry Dick as Exploration Manager, effective 4 November 2026, to lead exploration activities at its Mount Squires Project in the West Musgrave region of Western Australia, according to a company filing.

Key Points

  • Garry Dick has commenced as Agrimin's Exploration Manager, bringing over 15 years of base and precious metals exploration experience.
  • Dick previously held the role of Exploration Manager at the Mount Squires Project under Caspin Resources Ltd (ASX:CPN), from which Agrimin acquired the project.
  • The Mount Squires Project covers 480km² in the West Musgrave region, approximately 780km northeast of Kalgoorlie.
  • A comprehensive review of the project's historical exploration database is underway, with a maiden drilling program planned for 2027.

Appointment Details and Background of Garry Dick

Garry Dick is a qualified geologist with more than 15 years of base and precious metals exploration experience with resource companies in Australia and internationally. He specialises in large-scale, greenfield opportunities and has four years of dedicated expertise specifically at the Mount Squires Project, where he previously managed exploration programs from inception through to first-pass drill testing. According to the filing, Dick will be responsible for the development and execution of Agrimin's exploration strategy, with an immediate focus on identifying and prioritising prospective drill targets through review of existing geophysical and geochemical data.

Mount Squires Project Location and Characteristics

Agrimin acquired the Mount Squires Project in May 2026 through the acquisition of Opis Resources Pty Ltd, securing a 100% interest in the project. The project is located in the West Musgrave region, approximately 780km northeast of Kalgoorlie, covering an area of 480km². It is situated approximately 10km southwest of BHP Group Ltd's (ASX:BHP) Nebo and Babel nickel-copper deposits. The prospective host stratigraphy extends into Agrimin's tenure for 17km, where it is truncated by the Handpump Structural Trend, a continental-scale suture that hosts soil gold anomalism along 30km of strike. The company holds an Ancillary Agreement for Mineral Exploration on Ngaanyatjarra Lands.

Planned Exploration Activities and Database Review

A comprehensive review of the Mount Squires Project's historical exploration database is currently underway, incorporating both internal assessments and independent evaluations by specialist geophysical and geochemical consultants. The filing states the review is expected to refine existing prospects and identify new exploration targets, which will be prioritised for the company's planned maiden drilling programs in 2027. In tandem with this review, the company disclosed it is also examining the wider West Musgrave region for further opportunities to expand its exploration pipeline. Executive Director Michael Hartley noted Dick's knowledge of the project was expected to accelerate Agrimin's ability to advance exploration activities in the region.