Highlights

  • Voltaic acquired the remaining 20% interest in five Bundie Bore tenements, taking full ownership.
  • Nine prospecting licences were added in the Meekatharra region through low-cost acquisitions.
  • The company entered the Donnybrook Gold Project in South West WA through a scrip-only deal.
  • Field sampling at El Dinero identified malachite-rich gossanous material, with lab assays underway.

Voltaic Strategic Resources Limited (ASX:VSR) has released its quarterly report for the period ended 30 September 2026. The quarter focused on expanding the company's gold portfolio in Western Australia through low-cost acquisitions and starting field exploration across several targets.

Consolidating the Meekatharra Gold Portfolio

Voltaic acquired the remaining 20% interest in five Bundie Bore tenements from Dynamic Metals, giving the company full ownership of ground along the Burnakura Gold Corridor. It also added seven prospecting licences for $30,000 and two further prospecting licences, including the Ruby Gem area with historical workings, for $42,500.

Chairman Daniel Raihani described the period as "further consolidating VSR's gold portfolio in the Meekatharra region." The company also highlighted the Ark and Noa areas at Bundie Bore as emerging, underexplored gold target zones.

Donnybrook Entry and Field Exploration

Voltaic entered the Donnybrook Gold Project in South West Western Australia through a scrip-only transaction with Kula Gold, a subsidiary of Forrestania Resources. The project includes two exploration licences and a pending application.

A contract geological team began mapping, reconnaissance and surface sampling at El Dinero, Bundie Bore, Ruby Gem and other targets. At El Dinero, malachite-rich gossanous material was found across an area of about 100m. Portable XRF readings on four samples ranged from 1.88% to 8.31% copper, although the company noted these readings are indicative only and laboratory analysis is required. In total, 40 rock samples were collected, and laboratory analysis is underway.

Lithium Assets and Financial Position

In the lithium sector, Voltaic acquired an adjoining exploration licence in the Yinnetharra district and took 100% ownership of the Ti Tree project after the Delta Lithium earn-in and joint venture was mutually terminated. A strategic review of the Paddys Well rare earths project is underway.

Cash stood at A$1.54 million at quarter end, and the company held about A$4.1 million in listed securities, bringing total cash and liquid assets to about A$5.6 million. Next steps include systematic mapping and sampling at El Dinero, follow-up drilling at the Ark Corridor and preparation for maiden drilling at gold and copper targets.

Key Takeaways

  • Voltaic now holds full ownership of its Bundie Bore tenements in the Meekatharra region.
  • Low-cost acquisitions have expanded the company's gold landholding.
  • Early field work at El Dinero has identified copper-rich surface material, pending lab confirmation.
  • Cash and listed securities of about A$5.6 million support the exploration program.