Latest Critical Minerals News

Energy Transition Minerals Ltd has successfully raised $8 million through a heavily oversubscribed Share Purchase Plan, closing early due to strong shareholder demand. The funds will support the company’s critical minerals development strategy in Europe.

Locksley Resources has partnered with Rice University to pioneer domestic antimony processing in the US, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign supply and support critical defense and energy sectors.

Perpetual Resources has reported exceptional preliminary caesium oxide grades up to 30.11% at its Igrejinha prospect, underscoring the strategic potential of this rare mineral amid constrained global supply. Certified assays and maiden drilling results are anticipated soon, promising to clarify the project's economic outlook.

Axel REE Limited has announced a maiden inferred gallium mineral resource of 100 million tonnes at its Caladão Project in Brazil, marking a significant milestone in critical minerals exploration amid global supply constraints.

Resolution Minerals has successfully uplisted to the OTCQB Market in the U.S., enhancing access for American investors without issuing new shares. This move aligns with its strategy to tap into growing demand for critical minerals, particularly antimony.

Altamin Limited announces a significant board and executive reshuffle, appointing Peter Edwards as non-executive Chairman and Geraint Harris as incoming CEO, signaling a renewed focus on critical raw materials for Europe’s energy transition.

iTech Minerals has identified two extensive high-grade antimony zones at its Reynolds Range project in the Northern Territory, revealing significant mineralisation previously overlooked. The company plans to commence drilling later this year to explore these promising targets further.

Power Minerals reports compelling high-grade niobium and rare earth element intersections from early-stage auger drilling at its Santa Anna Project in Brazil, extending the known mineralised footprint and reinforcing confidence in a significant resource.

Lode Resources has reported a second batch of high-grade drill results from its Montezuma Antimony & Silver Project in Tasmania, revealing significant polymetallic mineralisation and promising bulk tonnage potential.

WA1 Resources has raised A$100 million through a placement to accelerate pre-development and infrastructure work at its Luni Niobium Project, bolstering its cash reserves to A$168 million.

Battery Age Minerals has confirmed significant concentrations of rubidium, caesium, tantalum, and gallium alongside strong lithium grades at its Falcon Lake project, highlighting substantial exploration upside.

West Cobar Metals’ recent drilling at the Fraser Range Project reveals significant rare earth elements, titanium dioxide, and scandium, expanding the potential of its adjoining Salazar Critical Minerals Project.