Overview of Kenex Projects
Kenex currently has projects underway throughout the world in places such as New Zealand, Australia, Korea, and Namibia. To find out what we're up to in locations such as these click on the map or follow the links below:
| New Zealand | Kenex currently has projects throughout the country which include predictive modelling, 3D modelling, permit management & monitoring, field support, data compilations, as well as exploration program management and advice. For more information visit also our Otago West Coast and Southland project page (soon online). |
| Australia | Working with Auzex Resources and D'Aguilar Gold, Kenex has undertaken prospectivity modelling and have been providing on-going field assistance, database management, and follow up 3D and prospectivity modelling. Visit our QLD, NT, NSW, WA and Tasmania pages for more information about our projects in Australia. |
| Asia Pacific | Kenex has done data compilations, 3D modelling, and field support work for Oriental Minerals on their projects in South Korea, helped Solomon Gold to develop a digital GIS of historic exploration data for the Solomon Islands. and is currently developing a set of predictive models to identify targets for potential mineral exploration in Papua New Guinea. |
| Africa | Prospectivity modelling over Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Ghana for IOCG mineralisation is planned by Kenex to upgrade our existing models with newly available digital data. Kenex is also investigating the possibility of modelling in Madagascar (more information online soon) |
| Finland | Kenex has done collection and compilation of all available cadastral, topographical, geological and geophysical data from Finland. |
| Oman | Geological, geochemical and geophysical data was used to determine the prospectivity of the Northern Semail Ophiolite Belt for Copper-Gold VMS mineralisation. |
| Turkey | The current upsurge in activity by companies such as Ariana Resources provides scope for modern data evaluation and prospectivity modelling to enhance the likelihood of major discoveries and improve exploration efficiency |
