Latest Critical Minerals Exploration News

Aldoro Resources has agreed to sell its non-core projects for approximately $3.3 million, enabling a sharpened focus on its flagship Kameelburg Niobium-REE Carbonatite Project in Namibia. The deal includes a significant share distribution in Sultan Resources to Aldoro shareholders.

Locksley Resources is ramping up its exploration efforts at the Mojave Project in California following a major land acquisition and the discovery of a significant historical mining shaft, signaling new opportunities in critical minerals.

Enova Mining reports significant expansion of near-surface high-grade titanium, rare earth elements, and niobium mineralisation at its CODA Central Project in Brazil, highlighting the project's growing potential as a multi-commodity critical minerals source.

FMR Resources has raised $3.4 million through a strategic equity placement to accelerate exploration at its Southern Porphyry target in Chile, aiming to unlock significant copper and gold potential.

Blaze Minerals has confirmed a new critical mineral discovery at its Ntungamo Project in Uganda, reporting high-grade Gallium and Rubidium intercepts from recent diamond drilling.

Lincoln Minerals has successfully raised $2.25 million through a renounceable entitlement issue and follow-on placement, positioning the company to advance key exploration projects in South Australia’s critical minerals sector.

Lincoln Minerals Limited is gearing up for drilling at its Minbrie copper-base metals project in South Australia, while reporting robust financial metrics for its graphite and high purity iron projects.

Ausmon Resources has addressed a recent spike in its share price and trading volume, attributing the market interest to prior drilling assay results for rare earth elements in South Australia.

MinRex Resources’ recent drilling at the Fraser Range Project in Western Australia reveals promising rare earth and titanium mineralisation, despite no copper-gold discoveries. The company now faces a pivotal decision on advancing its stake in the project.

Summit Minerals reports promising initial soil sampling results at its Equador Project in Brazil, revealing a 4km-plus geochemical anomaly and a newly discovered niobium-tantalum bearing pegmatite outcrop. These findings validate and extend the company’s ‘Fractionated Pegmatite Corridor’ model, setting the stage for targeted drilling and further metallurgical testing.

Summit Minerals reports promising initial soil sampling results from its Equador Project in Brazil, confirming a significant 4km+ geochemical anomaly and discovering a new niobium-tantalum bearing pegmatite outcrop. Further assays and metallurgical testing are underway to refine exploration targets.

VDM Group remains suspended from ASX trading amid a legal dispute over its Angolan joint ventures, while pivoting towards new critical minerals opportunities in Australia.