Artemis Resources Limited has announced a significant discovery at its Titan East site within the Carlow Gold-Copper Project in Western Australia. The company has confirmed an emerging gold zone with a standout intersection of 19 meters at 1.6 g/t Au in hole 25ARRC025, following an earlier high-grade result of 5 meters at 13.1 g/t Au in hole 25ARRC006. These findings validate the potential of the newly identified Titan East shear zone.
The recent drilling campaign, which included six reverse circulation (RC) holes along a 600-meter strike length, has yielded encouraging visual results, with multiple holes intersecting broad zones of alteration and veining associated with gold mineralization. Diamond drilling commenced in December to better define the mineralized zones geometry and scale, with the first hole (25ARDD006) already intersecting significant quartz veining and alteration.
Artemis Resources plans to accelerate exploration efforts at Titan East, with further RC and diamond drilling scheduled for early 2026. The companys Executive Director, Jozsef Patarica, highlighted the potential for a substantial, coherent mineralized system beneath shallow cover, emphasizing the strategic importance of Titan East within the broader Carlow project. The area is located just 1.5 km from the existing Carlow deposit, which has an inferred resource of 374,000 ounces of gold and 64,000 tonnes of copper.
The discovery at Titan East represents a compelling growth opportunity for Artemis Resources, with the current drilling programs expected to underpin an expanded campaign in the coming year. The companys strategic location in a Tier 1 jurisdiction, coupled with its highly prospective tenure in the Pilbara Region, positions it well for further exploration success.