about us

Built to find what others miss

“Seeing what other people see, But thinking what no one else has thought”
Roy Woodall WMC

Gold Mines Australia (GMA) is a privately held mineral exploration company focused on identifying and advancing district-scale gold systems in Queensland.

The company is built on a single premise: meaningful value in gold exploration is created where scale, continuity, and development potential align within a coherent geological system.

GMA is currently progressing a portfolio of large, contiguous tenement positions within established but underexplored goldfields, with the objective of systematically evaluating their potential to support economically viable mining operations.

OUR APPROACH

GMA applies a structured, first-principles methodology to exploration.

Rather than pursuing isolated high-grade occurrences, the company focuses on identifying and testing mineral systems capable of supporting scale.

This approach is guided by three operational filters:

Scale First
Projects must demonstrate the potential to support material resource size at the district level.

Continuity Over Isolated Grade
Exploration targets are prioritised based on structural continuity and system coherence, not single high-grade results.

Development Considered Early
Each project is assessed with a forward view to mining, including access, infrastructure, permitting context, and practical development pathways.

These filters are applied consistently across all assets to maintain discipline in project selection and capital allocation.

GMA founders in the field 

our values

Geological Discipline

We prioritise geological coherence over narrative.

Exploration decisions are based on structure, system understanding, and repeatability, not isolated high-grade results. Data is interrogated critically, and interpretations are revised as new information emerges.

Capital
Efficiency

We treat capital as a finite resource requiring disciplined deployment.

Work programs are designed to maximise information gain per dollar spent, with clear decision points. Projects that do not meet defined thresholds are not advanced.

Long-Term Orientation

We operate with a development horizon in mind.

Exploration is conducted with consideration of what would be required to support a mine, including scale, continuity, access, and practical constraints. Short-term results do not override long-term viability.

Accountability and Transparency

We are accountable to our decisions and transparent in our communication.

Results are presented with appropriate context, including limitations and uncertainty. There is no guarantee of discovery, and risk is inherent in exploration.

meet our team

Warwick Anderson

Managing Director

Project generator with a decade of experience originating and advancing mineral exploration assets. Originated and structured more than ten exploration projects now held by external companies, including Qmines Limited’s Mt Chalmers copper–gold project. Focused on structural targeting, data integration and asset progression

Dan Lanskey

Director

Capital markets executive with over 20 years’ experience across ASX, NASDAQ and TSXV listed companies. Led multiple IPOs and major capital raisings. Founder and former Managing Director of Austex Oil Limited, building the company into a US-licensed operator drilling over 50 wells and growing revenue beyond US$30 million per annum. 

Justin Clyne

Director

Australian corporate lawyer and company secretary with over 18 years of experience advising listed and unlisted companies in Australia and the USA. Qualified barrister and Chartered Company Secretary with deep experience in IPO structuring and public market governance.

 

Gold discovery remains one of the primary drivers of value creation in exploration.

Many historically mined goldfields have not been explored at a system scale, leaving uncertainty around continuity and overall size.

 

GMA’s approach is to consolidate tenure, apply structural interpretation and test these systems systematically to determine whether they represent isolated occurrences or parts of larger mineralised systems.

 

Where continuity and scale are demonstrated, the potential exists to transition from exploration targets toward development concepts.