Lightning Minerals CEO Troy Brice talked with Proactive about the company’s latest exploration work at the Mt Turner Gold Project in Queensland, including new soil sampling results from the Drummer Fault area and how the data is shaping the next phase of drilling. Brice said the Drummer Fault soil program, which included 492 samples across a systematic 10-kilometre zone, has strengthened the company’s geological model and helped define six drill targets for the planned phase two drilling campaign, expected to begin in mid-July. He explained that the results support the view that historical workings at Mt Turner may not be isolated surface pits, but part of a broader connected mineralised system. Brice highlighted a 2.2-kilometre corridor between pits three and five within a six-pit historical mining area, saying the work has “beautifully reinforced there’s something there.” Brice also discussed Lightning Minerals’ broader strategy, saying the company is focused on building towards a mineral resource estimate targeted for 2027. He said upcoming work includes a further 600-sample soil campaign on the western side of Mount Turner, followed by additional drilling aimed at linking up mineralised areas. Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more videos, and don’t forget to give the video a like, subscribe to the channel and enable notifications for future content. #LightningMinerals #MountTurner #GoldExploration #QueenslandMining #ASX #L1M #DrummerFault #GoldProject #MiningNews #JuniorMining #MineralExploration #ResourceEstimate #ProactiveInvestors #TroyBrice #MountWarby