Artemis Resources uncovers high-grade gold at Titan East in Western Australia

Artemis Resources has discovered a high-grade gold zone at its Titan East deposit in Western Australia. The first drill hole revealed a 5-metre section grading 13.1 grams per tonne of gold, including a 3-metre stretch at 20.9g/t. The discovery lies just 1.5 kilometres from the company's existing Carlow gold-copper resource.

The new find sits within a northeast-directed shear zone stretching over 1.2 kilometres. Drilling has already confirmed mineralised sections of 400 and 250 metres, with an additional 600 metres planned for testing. A 20-metre mineralised zone also shows elevated gold values ranging from 0.1g/t to 0.78g/t.

A second hole, drilled 50 metres east, intersected multiple quartz veins, with assay results still pending. This suggests the mineralised system may extend further than initially thought. The discovery aligns with Artemis's focus on structural geology in the North Pilbara Gold Province.

The company plans to start diamond drilling in late November to assess vein orientation and potential strike extensions. Systematic drilling will continue into early 2025 to define resource parameters and integrate the find with the Carlow project. Preliminary economic studies, infrastructure planning, and permitting for possible mining operations are also scheduled for next year.

Artemis benefits from its location near the Karratha hub and Dampier Port, which could streamline future development. The company's systematic exploration strategy and access to existing infrastructure strengthen its position in the region.

The Titan East discovery reinforces Artemis's exploration approach in the North Pilbara region. With high-grade gold confirmed and further drilling planned, the company aims to expand its resource base by early 2025. The proximity to key infrastructure and ongoing assessments will shape potential mining operations in the area.