Preparing for ASX listing info@suncrestgold.com
Flagship · East Laverton, Western Australia

Dexter Gold Project

One of Australia's largest coherent low-level gold-in-soil anomalies — 66 km of strike, the vast majority untested at depth.

887 km²
Total tenure — 3 granted (630 km²), 2 pending (258 km²)
66 km
Coherent gold-in-soil anomaly (>5 ppb Au)
4 m @ 5.27 g/t Au
Best historical RC intercept (Three Bears, from 124 m)
>40 Moz Au
District endowment within haulage distance
Setting

In the heart of elephant country

Dexter is Suncrest Gold's flagship project — 887 km² of strategic tenure in the East Laverton gold district of Western Australia, approximately 137 km south-east of Laverton and 83 km west of AngloGold Ashanti's Tropicana Gold Mine. The project is surrounded by tier-one operating mines including Tropicana, Gruyere, Sunrise Dam and the Duketon belt, with multiple operating processing facilities within 100 km. District gold endowment exceeds 40 Moz.

A Heritage Agreement has been signed with the Barra Parrapi Aboriginal Corporation (BPAC).

Regional location and major gold deposits
Regional location and major gold deposits
Why Dexter matters

A 66 km gold-in-soil anomaly — district-scale by any measure

Previous owner Breaker Resources (2011) defined a 66 km coherent gold-in-soil anomaly at >5 ppb Au from 27,929 validated samples across the Dexter tenement package — one of the largest such anomalies in Western Australia, and approximately 3.4× longer than the soil anomaly that led to AngloGold's >12.89 Moz Tropicana discovery (Tropicana measured 19.2 km at >3 ppb Au at discovery).

Several zones within the Dexter footprint return >20 ppb Au in soils, with a peak auger result of 0.298 g/t Au — highly anomalous for the region.

Aerial image showing gold-in-soil results and the 66 km trend
Aerial image showing gold-in-soil results and the 66 km trend
The technical edge

Modern terrain modelling repositions the search

Suncrest brings a level of detail to Dexter targeting that was not available to previous explorers. High-resolution digital terrain modelling, modern regolith interpretation and pathfinder geochemistry (As, Sb, Hg, Mo, Te, W) have repositioned the search away from dispersed soil highs in drainage channels and onto the local topographic highs interpreted as the primary bedrock sources.

Pathfinder elements define two coherent clusters — north and south — consistent with two potential gold systems on the one tenement package.

Topography with gold contours and antimony-in-soil results
Topography with gold contours and antimony-in-soil results
Structure and drilling

Two gold-bearing shear zones — 90 km of combined strike

The Dexter Shear Zone (72 km on Suncrest ground) hosts the strongest historical intercepts, including 4 m @ 5.27 g/t Au from 124 m at Three Bears (BDRC0057) in strongly sheared, pyritic amphibolite. The Yamarna Shear Zone (18 km) hosts >1.42 Moz Au of defined resources immediately north along strike at Gold Fields' Golden Highway, Gilmour and Smokebush deposits.

Breaker Resources drilled 668 historical holes (482 aircore, 186 RC); 36 holes returned ≥0.25 g/t Au, including 3 m @ 7.5 g/t Au from 56 m in transported cover (BAC0299). The highest grades cluster at the southern, up-drainage end of the drilled areas, and the majority of the Dexter Shear remains effectively untested.

Magnetics with historical drilling showing maximum gold results
Magnetics with historical drilling showing maximum gold results
Scale

Benchmarked against one of Australia's great gold discoveries

Dexter's soil footprint is around 3.4× longer than the entire discovery-stage anomaly at Tropicana.

Dexter Project anomaly>5 ppb Au
66 km
0.298 g/t Au peak in soil · Suncrest — 27,929 validated samples; 20 km at >20 ppb Au
Tropicana discovery anomaly>3 ppb Au
19.2 km
0.405 g/t Au peak in soil · Led to the >12.89 Moz Tropicana deposit (AngloGold Ashanti, 2007)

Source: Geological Survey of WA; AngloGold Ashanti (2007) Report-154/2002; Breaker Resources WAMEX A122517.

Neighbourhood

In the heart of elephant country

Surrounded by world-class gold deposits with multiple operating mills within haulage distance. District endowment >40 Moz Au (production plus resources).

DepositOwnerProduction (Moz)Resource (Moz)Endowment (Moz)
TropicanaAngloGold Ashanti5.07.8912.89
Sunrise DamAngloGold Ashanti8.05.1313.13
GruyereGold Fields1.56.518.01
DuketonRegis Resources2.02.484.48
Golden Highway TrendGold Fields—1.421.42
FishBrightstar Resources—0.290.29
Total district endowment>40 Moz Au

Source: company Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve statements — AngloGold Ashanti, Gold Fields, Gold Road Resources, Regis Resources, Brightstar.

Tenure

Tenement schedule

Five exploration licences — three granted, two pending grant.

TenementAreaBlocksStatus
E38/3952~210 km²70 blocksGranted
E38/3953~210 km²70 blocksGranted
E39/2561~210 km²70 blocksGranted
E38/4064~117 km²39 blocksPending
E39/2591~140 km²47 blocksPending
Exploration targets

Dexter targets

Dexter South

Highest priority

Interpreted source of gold and pathfinder anomalism in soils; major flexure within the Dexter Shear Zone with an interpreted structural triple-point junction.

Three Bears

Highest priority

Best RC intercept to date (4 m @ 5.27 g/t Au from 124 m), large alteration footprint and strong sulphide content. Previous RC may have tested down-dip rather than across structure.

Central Dexter

Moderate

Multiple structural triple junctions along the Dexter Shear with minor soil anomalism; structural complexity warrants targeted testing.

Yamarna Shear

Moderate

Mineralised Yamarna trend associated with structural doming; major flexure within the shear zone. Aircore bedrock intercept of 1 m @ 0.566 g/t Au.

North Dexter

Moderate

Major structural flexure within the Dexter Shear Zone; shallow cover with auger anomalism along trend.

Next steps

Stage 1 work focuses on heritage surveys with BPAC, target validation through orientation and infill soil sampling and rock chips, and drill preparation on the highest-ranked targets — ahead of RC and diamond drilling campaigns following listing.

Laverton AirportHospital & servicesSkilled workforceRoads, gas & powerMultiple processing plants <100 km
Dexter targets map
Dexter — target areas

Historical information

Exploration results referred to on this website are historical. They were reported by previous tenement holders in open-file reports lodged with the Government of Western Australia (WAMEX) and have not been reported in accordance with the JORC Code 2012. Suncrest has compiled and reviewed this information but has not independently verified it, and it should not be relied upon as an indication of the presence, continuity or grade of mineralisation. Suncrest does not claim any Mineral Resource Estimate on any of its projects; all projects are at an early exploration stage. Results on adjacent or nearby ground are not necessarily indicative of mineralisation within the Company's tenements, and there is no guarantee that tenement applications will be granted.