
Chalice Mining · ASX: CHN
Gonneville PGE-Ni-Cu-Co deposit
Julimar, Western Australia · Palladium, platinum, nickel, copper, cobalt
Chalice found Gonneville in 2020, about 70 km north-east of Perth, and has since drilled it out into a large palladium-nickel-copper-cobalt deposit. A Pre-Feasibility Study with a maiden Ore Reserve followed in December 2025.
Top interval by grade × metres: JD002: 75.1 m at 6.22 g/t palladium
Why it works in 3D
- The size, in one glance. Nearly a thousand holes and over 4,000 intervals is a table no investor will read. In 3D the whole intrusion appears as one body under the farmland, from surface to more than a kilometre down.
- Grade inside the bulk. The grade slider lights up the high-grade palladium zones inside the broad mineralised envelope, which is the question every analyst asks about a large low-grade deposit.
- Platinum and copper too. Switch the colouring between palladium, platinum and copper to see how the metals line up, without opening a single PDF.
Cite this model
Prospector Trails (2026). Gonneville PGE-Ni-Cu-Co deposit, in 3D. Schematic model from Chalice Mining's published releases. https://globe.prospectortrails.com/chalice-gonneville-julimar



