Bullabulling Gold Project

The Bullabulling Project is a 100%-owned gold asset located in the Coolgardie region of Western Australia, an established gold mining district approximately 70km from Kalgoorlie.

The project is situated within a well-developed mining corridor with access to existing infrastructure, including road, power and processing facilities, with the Great Eastern Highway traversing the tenement package.

WA Gold’s tenure is located adjacent to the Bullabulling Gold Mine, a multi-million ounce gold system, and covers extensions of the same north–south trending gold belt that hosts the deposit. Geological interpretation indicates that the mineralised system extends into WAU’s ground, providing potential for continuity of mineralisation and the discovery of additional gold lodes.

The project comprises several target areas, including Bullabulling North, West and East, which are considered prospective for gold mineralisation within greenstone-hosted systems. At Bullabulling North, reconnaissance and historical drilling have confirmed the presence of near-surface, high-grade gold, supporting the potential for further mineralisation. At Bullabulling West, geological and geophysical interpretation has identified prospective stratigraphy with potential to host repetitions of stacked gold lodes similar to those identified in the adjacent mining operation.

Gold mineralisation in the district is characterised by stacked lodes that extend from near surface and dip shallowly, providing a favourable structural setting for exploration and potential resource definition. WAU’s exploration strategy at Bullabulling is focused on testing these structural extensions and identifying new zones of mineralisation through targeted drilling and geophysical programs.

The project represents a key growth asset within WAU’s portfolio, providing exposure to a highly endowed gold system with demonstrated mineralisation and multiple priority targets for further exploration.