Wishbone Gold (LON:WSBN) has secured £4m in funding for a second drilling rig as it expands the exploration programme at its Red Setter Gold Dome Project in Western Australia.
Richard Poulden, Chairman and Chief Executive, and Ed Mead, Chief Geologist of the company’s Western Australia subsidiary, discuss the geophysics of the asset and its economic potential.
In this interview investors will hear:
- Why Red Setter’s proximity to Greatland Gold’s Telfer gold mine suggests it could become another commercial asset in the Paterson Range district
- What a “breccia pipe” is and why the discovery of one at Red Setter is significant
- Why a second drilling rig has been added to operational activities at the project
- How Newcrest Mining and industry veteran David Lenigas are assisting management
- What other assets Wishbone has ready to develop
- Why Poulden anticipates the price of gold has $10,000 an ounce potential
- What the company headlines are likely to be in 2026
Richard Poulden, chief executive and chairman of Wishbone Gold and chief geologist Ed Mead were interviewed by Sarah Lowther for focusIR.
