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Laverton Gold NL

Holds ground today

Laverton Gold NL holds 102 Western Australian tenements covering 47,098 ha. It is a subsidiary of Genesis Minerals (ASX:GMD). It has lodged 16 open-file WAMEX reports between 1987 and 1995, mostly for gold, platinum and nickel.

Reports lodged
16
Tenements held
102
47,098 ha
Holding since
1983
Active
9yrs
1987 to 1995
Areas worked
3
most in Shire of Menzies
Owner
Genesis Minerals
ASX:GMD
Last reported
1995
31 years ago
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Where Laverton Gold NL has reported

Who owns Laverton Gold?

Laverton Gold is a subsidiary of Genesis Minerals (ASX:GMD). The group is named as a holder on 551 live Western Australian tenements.

The other companies Genesis Minerals holds ground through, with the live tenements each is named on:

Genesis Minerals (Leonora) Pty Ltd 137Ulysses Mining Pty Ltd 96GPM Resources Pty Ltd 94Genesis Minerals (Laverton) Pty Ltd 49Mt Morgans WA Mining Pty Ltd 38Redcliffe Project Pty Ltd 31Aphrodite Gold Pty Ltd 11Magnetic Resources NL 2Genesis Minerals Limited

From Genesis Minerals' consolidated entity disclosure statement, as at 2026-06-30.

Who holds paper over Genesis Minerals' ground?

Laverton Gold is part of the Genesis Minerals group, so these are the group's connections.

150 of Genesis Minerals' live titles carry a caveat or mortgage held by another party. Genesis Minerals holds caveats or mortgages over 3 live titles of other companies. It holds 9 live titles together with another holder.

Caveats and mortgages over its ground

Royal Gold 65Westpac 53Indago Resources Pty Ltd 38Neib Aboriginal Corporation 13Vox Royalty 6Franco-Nevada 4

and 7 more

Also 3 private individuals, over 3 titles.

It holds caveats and mortgages over

Northam Resources Limited 3

Holds ground with

Newmont Yandal Operations Pty Ltd 3GSM Mining Company Pty Ltd 2Vox Royalty 2

Also 2 private individuals, on 2 titles.

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From caveats, mortgages and joint holdings on the DMPE tenement register. A caveat protects an interest in a title, such as a royalty, an option or a loan; the register does not say which.

What Laverton Gold holds today

Laverton Gold holds 102 tenements across 47,098 ha. The register records at least 60 titles transferred in, the latest in June 2026.

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Exploration record

Commodities targeted
Gold 14 · Platinum 4 · Nickel 2 · Base Metals 1
Where they worked
Shire of Menzies 5, City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder 3, Shire of Laverton 2
Work on record
Geological mapping 4 · Rotary drilling 4 · Soil sampling 4 · Rock chip sampling 3 · RC drilling 2 · Stream sediment sampling 2 · Aerial magnetic surveys 1 · Grab sampling 1
Resource declared
Never on this record
Downloadable data
1 of 16 reports include a digital package
Report types
Annual 9 · Non-statutory 7
Reports by decade
61980s
101990s

Reports filed

16 WAMEX exploration reports lodged by Laverton Gold NL.
Most recent reports
ReportYearProjectTitle
A47760 1995 Rocky Well Annual Report on Reverse Circulation (Air Core) Drilling at the Rocky Well NI - PT Prospect Irwin Hills (E39/3
A43155 1994 Rocky Well Non-statutory Report : Rock-chip Sampling- February 1994 , Rocky Well Project, Irwin Hills Project (E39/352
A43154 1994 Irwin Hills Non-statutory Report : Geochemical sampling and mapping program Irwin Hills project. February 1994 (E39/352
A43153 1994 Rocky Well Annual Report on Reverse Circulation Drilling at Rocky Well Project, (E39/352) WA September 1994.
A40336 1993 Irwin Hills Annual Report for the period 10/92-10/93, Irwin Hills Project, E39/352 P39/2588
A35804 1992 Carnage Carnage Project, Annual Report Period 22/06/1991 to 21/06/1992, M24/32.
A34079 1991 Red Hill Well Red Hill Well Project, Annual Report for the period 01/07/1990 to 30/06/1991, E39/237.
A33718 1991 Carnage Carnage Project, Annual Report for the period 22/06/1990 to 21/06/1991, M24/32.
A31047 1990 Red Hill Well Red Hill Well Project, Annual Report for the period 01/07/1989 to 30/06/1990.
A30874 1990 Carnage Carnage Project,Annual Report for the period 22/06/1989 to 21/06/1990, M24/32.
A25859 1988 Scottish Lass Well Report of activities, Period 28/10/1987 to 27/10/1988, Scottish Lass Well, P28/440
A25217 1988 C & D C & D Prospect, Exploration report, July 1988, E39/986-987, E37/2159-2162
A25216 1988 C & D C & D Prospect, Exploration report, June 1988, P39/986-987, P37/2159-2162
A22052 1987 Edinborough Castle South Project 534.2 Geological Report on Edinborough Castle South Project Work Completed March 1987 (M38/69 P38/896
A22050 1987 Edinborough Castle South Edinborough Castle South Prospect Progress Report to 30 September 1987 Report No. LGN87.031
A21738 1987 Scottish Lass Well Scottish Lass Well Project, Non-statutory Report: Exploration Report for the period ending 31/03/1987, P28/440

Named projects

Project names Laverton Gold NL used in their reports, with the shire each sits in.

Rocky Well 3Carnage 3Irwin Hills 2Edinborough Castle South 2

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Tenure data sourced from the DMPE public registers and SLIP WA (© Government of Western Australia, CC BY 4.0). Compiled by NextMaps. Verify against primary sources before reliance.