Kalabity Project
Multi-Commodity Critical Minerals District in the Curnamona Province, South Australia
Overview
The Kalabity Project is Zeus Resources’ flagship South Australian exploration initiative, targeting uranium, copper, base metals, lithium, and rare earth elements (REEs) across a cohesive and highly prospective landholding in the Curnamona Tectonic Province. The project spans four granted exploration licences:
EL7008
EL7039
EL7048
EL7058
This strategic tenure block lies near historic mineral workings including Kalabity and Crocker Well and is underpinned by strong geological analogues to Olympic Dam (IOCG) and Broken Hill (stratiform Zn-Pb-Ag) systems.
Location and Access
The project lies approximately 120km southwest of Broken Hill. The region features year-round road access and proximity to port infrastructure, making it well-positioned for future development and export potential.
Highlights
Fully Granted Tenure
Four granted licences offering secure long-term access for systematic exploration.
Multi-Commodity Focus
Uranium, copper, gold, lithium-bearing pegmatites, REEs, and Broken Hill-style base metals.
Proven Geology
Includes Willyama Supergroup metasediments and Bimbowrie Suite granitoids.
High Strategic Value
Located near the Kalabity pegmatite field and Crocker well Uranium prospect.
Geology
The Kalabity Project spans the Outalpa and Bulloo subdomains of the Olary Domain. Key geological formations include:
- Willyama Supergroup: Metasediments prospective for Broken Hill-type Zn-Pb-Ag.
- Bimbowrie & Crocker Well Suites: Fertile granitoids linked to IOCG-style mineralisation and pegmatite-hosted lithium and REEs.
- Umberatana Group: Sedimentary sequences with uranium potential.
Target Commodities
• Sediment-hosted uranium
• Iron oxide copper-gold-uranium (IOCG)
• Broken Hill-style Zn-Pb-Ag
• Pegmatite-hosted lithium and rare earths