Deccan Gold Mines Limited, India’s only listed gold and critical minerals resource company, has reported encouraging results from the ongoing drilling campaign at the Logrosan Tungsten Project in Spain, with every completed drill hole intersecting potentially economic tungsten or tungsten-tin mineralisation at the Dehesa target.
The company has completed seven diamond drill holes spanning nearly 3,000 metres. Assay results confirmed high-grade tungsten mineralisation across multiple intersections, including 1.21 per cent WO₃ at 535 metres in drill hole LDD017 and 0.88 per cent WO₃ at 470 metres in drill hole LDD016. The widest mineralised interval returned 7.5 metres grading 0.29 per cent WO₃.
The findings indicate that mineralisation extends beyond isolated veins into a broader hydrothermal system stretching nearly three kilometres, highlighting the district-scale potential of the Logrosan Project. Geological studies also suggest that the current intersections represent the upper portion of a larger tungsten-tin system that could strengthen at deeper levels.
Commenting on the development, Dr. Hanuma Prasad Modali, Managing Director, Deccan Gold Mines Limited, said, “The results from Logrosan provide strong validation of the project’s district-scale potential and reinforce our confidence in its long-term prospects. The fact that every drill hole has intersected potentially economic tungsten or tungsten-tin mineralisation points to a robust mineralised system with significant exploration upside.”
He added, “This investment reflects Deccan Gold’s long-term strategy of building a globally diversified portfolio of gold and critical mineral assets. Logrosan is an important step in our vision of building globally relevant mining assets that create sustainable long-term value.”
The company will continue drilling at the Dehesa target while advancing exploration activities at the Las Brujas and Logrosan North prospects later this year.
