Gold miner Evolution Mining said it received promising exploration results from its Mungari and Northparkes operations in Australia during the June 2025 quarter.
At Mungari, which is located 20 kilometres west of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia, the miner has continued work on opportunities to sustain high-grade underground production at current rates or better. Drilling at Kundana continued to return high-grade results from the Genesis and Solomon discoveries, while high-grade results were also received from recent drilling nearby at Arctic. Evolution said the results are expected to support further growth of the underground Mineral Resource.
At Northparkes in New South Wales, the focus has been on targets that present as potential open pits adjacent to the processing plant, to deliver operational flexibility and sources of incremental production growth. Shallow, copper-rich results continue to be returned from the Major Tom and E51 prospects. Several untested areas of the monzonite contact have been identified and will be a key focus for exploration activities moving into FY26
“The latest drilling results underpin our continued confidence in the growth potential of Mungari and Northparkes,” said Glen Masterman, vice president – Discovery at Evolution Mining. “At Mungari, the Genesis and Solomon discoveries at Kundana and new results at Arctic have opened a new geologic search space with the potential to discover, develop, and deliver high-grade underground production that sustains current underground mining rates well into the future.
“At Northparkes, shallow high-grade copper intercepts from drilling at Major Tom and E51 continue to provide encouragement, as work continues toward resource modelling and open-pit optimisation, which will commence in the September quarter.”
The Northparkes operations, which include a copper-gold mine about 27 km north-west of Parkes, are a joint venture between Evolution (80%) and Sumitomo Group (20%).
Source: Evolution Mining