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ALCHEMY RESOURCES LTD (ALY) - From Goldfields To Cobar: How Alchemy Resources Is Advancing Gold, Lithium, And Iron Ore

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ALCHEMY RESOURCES LTD (ALY) - From Goldfields To Cobar: How Alchemy Resources Is Advancing Gold, Lithium, And Iron Ore
Feb 20, 2026
Andrew Musgrave

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A sprawling land package is only as valuable as the strategy behind it—and that’s where this conversation with James Wilson, CEO of Alchemy Resources, gets exciting. We dig into a data-led approach that targets big growth levers across WA and NSW: a standout 750-metre IP anomaly at Yellow Mountain, funded lithium drilling at Roe Hills beside the Manna project, and a de-risked iron ore path through a free-carried JV at Valley Bore.

We start with the portfolio: gold remains centre stage in the eastern goldfields near Kalgoorlie, where access and proximity to producing neighbours create practical advantages. From there, we unpack Yellow Mountain’s momentum—first-pass drilling returned 113 metres at 1.17% copper equivalent, and high-powered, 3D IP has now mapped three compelling targets, including a never-drilled eastern body that could represent the system’s heat source. James explains how modern assays and structural mapping tighten vectors that old imperial grids simply couldn’t resolve, and why careful fieldwork now will determine whether the area hosts one segmented system or two distinct domains.

Next, we turn to smart capital: iron ore is all about logistics, so Alchemy partnered with Newcam, an active miner with ports, storage, and customers in place. The 40% free-carried structure to decision to mine keeps upside alive while containing risk, and if the option is exercised, it could accelerate timelines on an existing mining lease. On lithium, Roe Hills benefits from aggressive JOGMEC funding, outcropping pegmatites, and clear LCT pathfinders, with a nine-hole RC program now chasing the right structural and thermal window near Global Lithium’s advancing Manna project.

We close with a crisp set of 2026 catalysts: drilling the large Yellow Mountain IP target to validate sulphides at scale, a possible option exercise at Valley Bore that would inject capital and operational muscle, and JV-driven news from Roe Hills and Briar alongside steady gold exploration near Carosue Dam. The through-line is deliberate: de-risk with partners where complexity is highest, and focus internal effort where discovery could be transformational. If you’re tracking ASX exploration stories with real leverage to discovery, logistics, and funding, this one belongs on your list.

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