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July 30, 2026 — 1:26pm
McLaren Minerals has kept the heavy mineral (HM) hits rolling at its namesake titanium project in Western Australia’s Eucla Basin, with a fresh 68-hole assay batch confirming broad and consistent mineralisation from surface across its growing titanium play.
The latest results cover 1432 metres of sampled intervals from the 2026 drilling campaign and returned a length-weighted average of 3.76 per cent HM across an average 21m thickness. Importantly, the company says no heavy mineral cut-off was applied, meaning the numbers reflect the complete sampled intervals rather than cherry-picked higher-grade zones.
All 68 holes averaged at least 2 per cent HM, while 59 holes, or 87 per cent of the batch, averaged at least 3 per cent. A further 24 holes, or 35 per cent, ran at 4 per cent HM or better, giving McLaren another solid slab of data to feed into its updated geological model, mineral resource estimate and bankable feasibility study work.
