Mila Resources COO Alastair Goodship joined Steve Darling from Proactive to discuss a significant upgrade to the JORC-compliant Mineral Resource Estimate for the Coffey Gold Deposit, part of the company’s Kathleen Valley Gold Project in Western Australia. The updated resource estimate now contains 599,000 tonnes grading 2.1 grams per tonne gold for approximately 41,300 ounces of contained gold. The revised estimate represents a substantial increase from the previous 2020 resource, with both tonnage and contained ounces roughly doubling as a result of additional drilling and improved geological understanding of the deposit. Goodship explained that the resource growth validates the exploration work completed to date and further strengthens the development potential of the Kathleen Valley project. Beyond the increase in gold inventory, the updated resource also includes notable silver and zinc values, providing potential additional economic upside and highlighting the broader mineral endowment of the system. Importantly, exploration upside remains strong. Several identified gold targets within the project area have yet to be fully tested, offering opportunities to grow the current resource base through future drilling programs. Geological studies also indicate that mineralization may extend toward neighboring properties, creating the potential for additional discoveries and resource growth if continuity can be confirmed. The company is also focused on the Yarrol gold project. Goodship says Mila has spent approximately 24 months building its geological model, drilling to prove extensions from the historic resource depth of around 50 metres down to 100 to 150 metres, and testing mineralisation along strike. The company is aiming to publish a new gold resource at Yarrol in Q4, with additional drilling under way to fill gaps and test extensions. Goodship highlights significant exploration upside at Yarrol, noting that Mila holds approximately 20 kilometres of the Yarrol fault structure but has so far explored only one kilometre of it. Multiple gold occurrences are mapped along the structure, and the company intends to step out along the fault to identify additional shallow targets. At the Monal licence, also in Queensland, recent geophysics results released last week identified what Goodship describes as a strong potential porphyry target. Surface quartz veins with sulphides and historic workings with high-grade copper and gold mineralisation in narrow veins add to the encouragement. Goodship says Monal is a large licence area with many additional targets not yet reached, and the company is only beginning to see its potential. #proactiveinvestors #milaresourcesplc #lse #mila #copper #gold #GoldExploration #WesternAustralia #KathleenValley #GoldStocks #MiningNews #ResourceGrowth #JuniorMining #CriticalMinerals