A licence area comprising two adjacent irregular sub-blocks was taken up to cover ground situated a short distance to the north of Tasman Resources' Titan and Vulcan prospects, with a view to exploring this part of the G2 lineament corridor for possible economic buried IOCG deposits similar to Olympic Dam, located 40 km to the south. A review of the available open file geophysical data made during 2012 identified the need for infill ground gravity data acquisition before any targets might be recognised, especially in the south-western part of the tenement where gravity highs vaguely appeared to exist on the northern flank of the Titan basement structure. A grid of 200 m x 200 m gravity readings over 70 square km was proposed to investigate these. The southern boundary of EL 4765 is also located only 8 km north of the highly mineralised Vulcan prospect. From the current 1.5 km x 1.5 km spaced gravity data, the depth to basement at this closest point was estimated to be 600-800 m. Apart from a brief field trip to the licence area made in March 2012, no other activities took place before it was decided late in 2014 to surrender tenure.