Kaiser Reef has completed a high-resolution airborne geophysical survey at its historic Maldon gold project in Victoria. The company says the work, described by outlets as a heli-mag or geophysical airborne survey, is intended to refine the site’s geology and help identify new drill targets.
The surveys focus on the broader “rich Victorian goldfield,” where historic mining has produced significant gold. One outlet cites past production totals, noting the goldfield has historically yielded about 1.75 million ounces at an average grade of around 28 grams per tonne. Other sources report the completion of the survey and the goal of targeting future drilling, without adding further detail on the historical figures.
Across coverage, the emphasis is on the same sequence: Kaiser Reef finishes the airborne data collection and will use the results to guide subsequent exploration drilling at Maldon.
