Kingfisher Mining managing director Chris Bittar talked with Proactive about the company’s transition toward a focused New South Wales exploration strategy, centred on the Broken Hill Project and its Copper Blow, Allendale and Stephens Trig prospects.

Bittar said the past six to nine months had been “a pretty transformative period for the company”, following the acquisition of 11 licences in New South Wales, including nine in the Broken Hill region. He explained that Kingfisher Mining had recently divested its rare earth projects in Western Australia to Dreadnought Resources, allowing the company to focus its resources and attention on the Broken Hill Project amid strong interest in gold, copper, silver and base metals.

The interview covered recent work at Copper Blow, where Kingfisher Mining has completed infill and extensional drilling to validate historical results and better understand the size of the system.

Bittar also discussed Allendale and Stephens Trig, two lead-zinc-silver targets north of Broken Hill, and the company’s agreement with Broken Hill Mines. He said the agreement provides access to Broken Hill Mines’ Rasp processing plant in New South Wales, creating what he described as “a quick, cheap pathway to production” by reducing the need for new infrastructure.

Looking ahead, Kingfisher Mining is awaiting assay results and planning further drilling at Copper Blow, with work building toward a maiden mineral resource by the end of the year.

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