The Tangadee Project is a large greenfields exploration asset covering ~540 km² in the Ashburton region of WA’s Capricorn Orogen. The Project is prospective for both sediment-hosted copper-zinc and magmatic copper-nickel sulphide systems, with robust geophysical targets already defined.

Tangadee straddles the contact between the Edmund and Collier Basins, intersected by the east-trending Mount Vernon Fault and associated structural splays. This architecture is considered highly prospective for both sediment-hosted Cu-Zn and magmatic Cu-Ni mineralisation.

Tangadee is in the early exploration phase, with historical work confirming system fertility. Modern datasets provide refined drill targets for upcoming campaigns.
