Projects

Kalamazoo’s newest gold assets are the Castlemaine gold project, which cover almost all the historical Castlemaine Goldfields, the South Muckleford project and the Tarnagulla project.  The project areas are located approximately 100 kilometres northwest of Melbourne and are well serviced by a network of roads, railway and air services.  The project area lies within easy distance of the major regional population centres of Ballarat and Bendigo.  It consists of two granted exploration licences and two exploration licence applications.  Castlemaine was one of the richest gold fields in Victoria, having produced 5.6 million ounces from both alluvial and underground sources.  The Castlemaine Goldfield is a north trending mineralised zone approximately 10km long and 4km wide, located within the highly mineralised Bendigo-Ballarat zone of the Lachlan Fold Belt.

Kalamazoo acquired between 80% and 100% equity in three highly prospective gold projects in the Pilbara during 2018. The tenements have the potential to host significant gold mineralisation and are located in highly prospective locations within close proximity to some of the Pilbara’s most exciting developing gold projects.

Kalamazoo’s copper asset is the Cork Tree Project, located 830km north east of Perth, 120km north-north west of Wiluna and 160km north east of Meekatharra, in the Mid-West region. The project can be accessed from Meekatharra via the Great Northern Highway, then the graded Neds Creek Station road. It consists of four granted exploration licences. Sandfire’s DeGrussa ore processing facility lies some 30km west of the project area.