Albion Resources Limited has announced the identification of 17 new regional exploration targets at its Ives Find area, including seven high-priority drill-ready zones. This development builds on the recent success at Collavilla, where drilling intersected an impressive 11 meters at 20.0 g/t gold (with a section of 5 meters at 38.9 g/t gold). The newly delineated targets fall within a 4 km by 750 m zone and were identified using an integrated methodology that includes high-resolution gravity surveying, chargeability mapping, geochemistry, and structural interpretation. The advanced survey techniques have highlighted several promising targets—such as those at Boiler Room, Collavilla East and West, Honeycomb, Ives North, Duck, and Duckling—where gold-bearing structures intersect potential greenstone raft settings analogous to the successful Collavilla discovery. The company’s exploration program is underpinned by technical rigor; a 4.5 km by 1.3 km high-resolution gravity survey was conducted with tight grid spacing to accurately map high-density anomalies within the Ives Granite. In combination with historical drilling data and recent geochemical assays, these geophysical indicators provide a robust framework for selecting targets that may host high-grade mineralisation. An ongoing 2,800-meter reverse circulation drilling campaign is set to test these high-priority targets with assay results expected within the next three to four weeks, while additional work is planned at several regional targets to further refine the exploration model. Market sentiment appears to be mixed. On the bullish side, the integration of modern exploration techniques with promising historical data bolsters confidence that Albion Resources Limited could replicate its success at Collavilla across additional areas in the Yandal West project. The presence of multiple high-priority targets in a renowned gold belt accentuates the potential for significant upsides if drilling confirms further high-grade mineralisation. Conversely, bearish sentiment is warranted due to the inherent risks of exploration where early indicators may not guarantee commercial viability. The forward-looking nature of the drilling program and the uncertainties associated with early-stage exploration mean that while the technical indicators are encouraging, there remain risks that could lead to setbacks if further drilling fails to match initial expectations.