Albion Resources Limited reported encouraging progress from its drilling campaign on the Yandal West Gold Project in Western Australia’s Northeastern Goldfields. The company’s maiden reverse circulation (RC) drill program at the Collavilla Prospect has yielded promising assays, with every completed hole intersecting gold. Notably, one hole returned an 11‐meter interval averaging 20.0 g/t gold from just 17 meters deep, including a 5‐meter segment at a remarkable 38.9 g/t gold and even a one‐meter section reaching over 100 g/t. These shallow, high-grade intercepts, obtained from a drill area of roughly 100 meters by 100 meters, underscore the potential of a gold system hosted within a much larger 4km by 750m granite intrusive complex. The technical details indicate that drilling operations encountered gold mineralisation across various styles including vein-hosted and halo-style deposits adjacent to historical workings. The average drill depth is around 44 meters, with several other intercepts showing moderate to significant gold values. In addition, preliminary interpretations suggest that the high-grade veins are linked to thicker bands of mafic greenstone in the granite, prompting the company to conduct a detailed ground gravity survey. This geophysical study, covering an area of 4.5 km by 1.3 km with precise spacing, aims to identify additional dense mafic zones that could be critical in locating concealed gold mineralisation either at depth or along strike. Further work remains well-supported with approximately 1,100 meters of RC drilling still to be completed in this fully funded phase. Albion will resume drilling in early August following a short break, and assays for around 1,300 meters of additional drill holes are underway. The exploration strategy also includes follow-up work at other targets such as Collavilla East and West, and a review of the May Queen prospect, bolstering the case for a broader mineralised envelope with potential extensions and further high-grade zones. The technical indicators and interpretative insights from the current drilling yield a bullish outlook for Albion Resources Limited. The consistent presence of gold across all completed holes and the high-grade intercept in ALBRC006 offer strong encouragement for potential economic mineralisation, especially considering the shallow nature of these deposits. The targeted gravity survey and strategic follow-up drilling add further value by refining target areas and enhancing the prospect’s exploration potential. On the other hand, some caution is warranted. The drilling results, while promising, are still at an early exploration stage with many intersections reported as downhole lengths and true widths yet to be determined. The variability in intercept grades and the geological complexity may pose risks in resource estimation and future mine planning. Pending assay results and further drilling are needed to confirm the continuity and economic viability of the high-grade zones. Overall, strong initial results combined with a systematic follow-up program leave the exploration community watching Albion Resources Limited’s progress with interest, as the project unfolds further potential in the traditionally rich gold-bearing Yandal Greenstone Belt.