Great Plains Metals plans 1,000-meter Stage 2 drill program at Goodrich copper-gold project in Australia
Bitget2026/10/14 07:02- Great Plains Metals outlined a fully funded Stage 2 diamond drilling campaign at the Goodrich copper-gold project in New South Wales.
- Program totals 1,000 meters, targeting lateral extensions and down-dip continuity of the “Pencil Porphyry” discovery.
- Stage 1 hole GGDD004 intersected 128 meters grading 0.47% CuEq, supporting follow-up drilling near historical workings.
- Stage 2 is intended to support an earn-in to 70% by spending A$ 1,000,000 within 12 months, including at least 500 meters drilling.
- Mobilization is scheduled for late October 2026, with results expected to drive planning for additional drilling in Q1 2027.
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