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Green & Gold Minerals backs electrification metals amid AI boom,Quentin Hill from Green & Gold Minerals outlines an aggressive exploration strategy in north-east Queensland, targeting gold, copper, silver, tin and heavy rare earths across projects at Herberton and Chillagoe. Hill states the company is fully funded for its 2026 work programmes, with two to three drilling phases planned and rigs booked for the end of May. With a market capitalisation of around $9–10 million and 63 million shares on issue, Hill views shareholder leverage to any discovery as high.
Hill highlights the Herberton Conductive Metals Project as a core growth pillar, noting a 70% increase in landholding for only a 3.7% increase in shares. He points to historic high‑grade intersections at Copper Hills and Siberian–Mount Gleeson and sees potential for bulk‑tonnage copper‑silver‑tin‑indium deposits, underpinned by rising demand from AI and electrification trends.
At Chillagoe, Hill emphasises near‑term gold development at Mount Wandoo, hosting about 32,000oz on granted mining leases, and proximity to the nearby Mungana mill, just 12km away. Hill targets potential production around 2027 and argues that current gold prices, combined with the “gold debasement trade”, provide a favourable backdrop for Green & Gold Minerals’ growth plans.
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