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Could Tokenised Gold Reshape How Bullion Is Used as Collateral?

The consultation was run by the Financial Conduct Authority, which published a call for input in September asking whether tokenisation could improve how gold is traded, transferred, pledged and held in UK markets. According to a summary from law firm Norton Rose Fulbright, the …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Can Luca's Creston Vein Hit Reshape the Tahuehueto Mine Plan?

Luca reported that its headline Creston hole, drilled from an underground level, intersected a broad zone of gold-equivalent mineralisation within the Creston Vein, including a higher-grade core. The mineralisation also carried silver, copper, lead and zinc, reflecting the polymetallic nature of the Tahuehueto system.

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Do Sentinel's Menzies West Gold Anomalies Have a Bedrock Source?

Sentinel drilled a series of aircore holes along several surface lines at Menzies West, which sits on a prospecting licence the company holds outright. The holes were targeted beneath historical surface gold anomalies, with the aim of establishing whether mineralisation persists into weathered bedrock.

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Can Mithril (ASX:MTH) Link Copalquin's Veins to San Manuel?

Mithril reported that step-out drilling has lengthened the defined mineralised strike along the Copalquin-Zaragoza structure, with mineralisation hosted in a pair of sub-parallel veins sitting a short distance apart. The company has been testing extensions of these veins in regular lateral steps along strike, …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

What Is Mosaic Minerals Testing Beneath Golden Island?

Mosaic has mobilised a drill rig and crew to the island, with equipment transported by barge. The diamond drilling programme is designed to test the down-dip extensions of high-grade vein systems identified in surface trenches, targeting moderate depths beneath the exposed mineralisation. The company …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Can ESGold Turn Montauban Mine Waste Into Construction Material?

ESGold said the memorandum with Culture H. Dolbec Inc., a Québec-based company, sets out a framework to evaluate the supply and reuse of neutralised residue from Montauban as aggregate for potential construction applications. TheVolumereferenced in the agreement represents an upper limit for evaluation purposes …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Can Bralorne West Drilling Lift Talisker's Gold Ambitions?

The latest batch of holes forms part of the company's resource conversion programme at the Bralorne Gold Project this year. Drilling mainly targeted dip and strike extensions of major ore veins in Bralorne West, building on a larger set of holes reported earlier.

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

What Do China's Giant Gold Finds Mean for Global Supply?

China overtook South Africa as the world's largest gold producer in the mid-noughties and has held that position since. According to the World Gold Council, China remained the largest producer last year, contributing a substantial share of global mine output.

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Is the Gascoyne WA's Next Gold Frontier for DRE, BNZ and CZN?

The Gascoyne is better known today for tourism and pastoral activity than for mining. Its most notable historical gold operation was the Star of Mangaroon, which followed a pastoralist's discovery in the middle of the last century and produced high-grade gold over a period …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Why Are Australia's Mining Tyres Still Being Buried?

According to the SLR report, a very large tonnage of off-the-road tyres is buried on mine sites each year, and only a small fraction of mining tyres is recovered. The report notes that the mining sector generates the large majority of end-of-life off-the-road tyres …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026
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