Wildcat Resources (ASX:WC8) has delivered another strong set of lithium assays across Bolt Cutter Central and Tabba Tabba in the Pilbara.
At Bolt Cutter Central, standout results included 16m @ 1.5% Li2O from 116m and 18m @ 1.1% Li2O from just 16m, while the broader stacked pegmatite system now covers around 2.3km by 0.8km and remains open in most directions.
Bolt Cutter keeps building scale
Resource modelling is now underway, with a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate targeted for Q4 2026.
Drilling has also identified fresh near-surface mineralisation in previously undrilled pegmatites, giving Wildcat more areas to chase once the first resource is in hand.
Figure 1: Plan of Bolt Cutter Central showing new significant lithium intercepts.
Tabba Tabba keeps feeding the DFS
At Tabba Tabba, the latest metallurgical and infill drilling returned broad lithium intersections across Hutt, Chewy and Leia.
Chewy delivered 13.9m @ 2.0% Li2O, including 7.8m @ 2.3%, while Leia returned 18m @ 1.3% Li2O, including 9m @ 2.0%.
Those holes are feeding technical work for the Definitive Feasibility Study, which remains on track for H2 2026.
Wildcat has also tripled the explorable strike length along the Tabba Tabba Shear after securing LCT rights over an additional 7km of prospective ground.
What’s next
Maiden resource at Bolt Cutter Central. DFS at Tabba Tabba. Plus more targets across the expanded shear corridor.
The drilling is still adding lithium, now Wildcat gets to turn that growth into numbers investors can model.
