Ella’s Rock Nickel-Gold Project

Regional Upside. Underexplored Gold Terrain.

Ella’s Rock Project spans a 20-kilometre strike of highly prospective greenstone terrain. Historical sampling, geophysics and structural interpretation indicate the potential for both orogenic and intrusion-related gold mineralisation.

This area remains largely underexplored by modern standards. Cavalier has identified several targets for first-pass drilling, with geochemical anomalies and structural trends that mirror significant gold systems elsewhere in the Eastern Goldfields. Work is ongoing to refine and prioritise these zones for future campaigns.

✅ Large underexplored tenement package

✅ Geologically comparable to proven gold corridors

✅ Structural targets with limited prior drilling

The Ella’s Rock Nickel-Gold Project consists of three exploration licences and covers an area adjacent to the prolific Forrestania Greenstone Belt known for hosting nickel and gold. It is in close proximity to the Western Area’s owned Cosmic Boy nickel concentrator plant.

Surface mapping indicates the presence of greenstone lithologies in an area previously interpreted to be predominantly granite.

Government magnetic images clearly show higher magnetic granites with lower magnetic greenstones units attenuated between them. These greenstones are generally masked by the overlying recent sediments and the laterization of the regolith and remain largely untested by drilling.

Magnetics show the potential for attenuated greenstones between granitic plutons. Exploration will be designed to delineate any greenstone rock units under cover.