Latest Base Metals Exploration News

Asian Battery Metals has confirmed significant extensions of massive sulphide zones and high-grade mineralisation at its Oval Cu-Ni-PGE discovery in Mongolia, setting the stage for follow-up drilling and metallurgical testing in the coming quarter.

Octava Minerals has successfully completed the initial phase of its $1.5 million capital raise, positioning the company to advance exploration and due diligence at its promising Federation Copper-Zinc-Silver Project.

CZR Resources has revealed compelling geophysical evidence of potential massive sulphide mineralisation at its Edamurta project in Western Australia, drawing parallels with the nearby Golden Grove deposits. A targeted drilling program is planned to test these promising conductors.

Fin Resources Limited is set to commence a Fixed Loop Electromagnetic survey at its McKenzie Springs project in Western Australia, aiming to unlock new copper, nickel, and cobalt targets as commodity prices climb.

Midas Minerals has agreed to acquire the high-grade Otavi Copper Project in Namibia from Nexa Resources, backed by a $6.5 million capital raise to accelerate exploration and resource definition. The company also advances its South Otavi and Western Australian projects, positioning for significant growth.

Regener8 Resources has secured a key tenement near a major discovery in NSW and completed a drone magnetic survey, setting the stage for promising early-stage exploration activities.

Octava Minerals secures $1.5 million in a placement to fund exploration and due diligence for acquiring the historically promising Federation copper-zinc-silver project in Western Tasmania.

Blaze Minerals has completed its acquisition of an 80% interest in the Loulombo Base Metals Project in the Republic of the Congo and is advancing preparations for its maiden drilling campaign.

Yugo Metals Limited has launched a $100,000 capital raising through a new options offer, aiming to bolster working capital while navigating significant geopolitical and operational challenges in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Cosmo Metals has unveiled a newly defined +4km volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) target corridor at its Bingara Project in NSW, revealing high-grade copper mineralisation and extensive historic workings with no prior drilling.

IGO Limited has announced its withdrawal from the Fraser Range Joint Venture, leaving Carawine Resources with a critical decision on the remaining tenement. Meanwhile, Carawine updates on a key legal battle over a compulsory acquisition by major shareholder QGold.

Raiden Resources retains 100% ownership of the Mt Sholl Ni-Cu-PGE Project following First Quantum Minerals' withdrawal, gaining valuable exploration data and cash compensation. The company is now exploring development options to unlock the project's potential.