The Salazar Critical Minerals Project is located approximately 120km north-east of Esperance, Western Australia, and comprises the Newmont and O’Connor deposits across a large saprolite-dominated clay system. Salazar is already recognised as one of Australia’s most advanced clay-hosted critical minerals projects, hosting significant rare earth, scandium, titanium dioxide, alumina, and now gallium Mineral Resources.

West Cobar Metals Limited (ASX: WC1) has released new findings from the Salazar Critical Minerals Project, located approximately 150km northeast of Esperance (Figure 1). A detailed review and re-analysis of historical drilling, paired with new RC work across Newmont, O’Connor, and adjacent prospects, has confirmed extensive gallium mineralisation throughout the system.

West Cobar Metals Limited (ASX: WC1) has concluded a focused reverse circulation (RC) drilling program across its wholly owned Fraser Range Project in southern Western Australia. Situated 120 km north-east of Esperance, this region sits within the Biranup Zone—an important structural corridor adjacent to the Fraser Zone, host of the Nova-Bollinger nickel-copper deposit.

Coffee with Samso Episode 196 is with Matt Szwedzicki, Managing Director of West Cobar Metals Limited (ASX: WC1) on Scandium in Salazar

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West Cobar Metals Limited (ASX: WC1) updates on Salazar Metallurgical Results with Matt Szwedzicki, Managing Director