Warumpi Project | Copper-Zinc-Silver Critical Minerals Exploration, West Arunta NT

Warumpi Project

The Warumpi Project is located approximately 300 km west of Alice Springs and approximately 500 km southwest of the Rover Project. It comprises three granted exploration licences with a total tenement area of approximately 800 km², with all tenements held 100% by Castile or subject to Castile’s exclusive right to acquire 100%.

~300 km west of Alice SpringsThree granted exploration licencesCopper-zinc-silver potential

Warumpi Project copper assay aerial photography map

Project Context

High-grade copper-zinc-silver mineralisation at Huron.

The discovery of high-grade copper-zinc-silver mineralisation at the Huron prospect in the central portion of EL10379 demonstrates potential for significant base metal mineralisation. The host rocks show similarities to those at Broken Hill.

Follow-up ground and airborne geophysical surveys outlined a highly folded basement complex, while IP surveys identified multiple anomalies of similar strength under cover that remain untested by drilling.

Exploration Focus

Exploration remains at an earlier stage.

Limited historical exploration has been completed across the region because of relative inaccessibility, harsh arid conditions, and a lack of water sources. Castile’s recent work has focused on mapping, sampling, magnetics, and IP surveys to define targets for future drilling.