Latest Alicanto Minerals (ASX:AQI) News

Alicanto Minerals has won shareholder approval to acquire the Mt Henry Gold Project in Western Australia, unlocking a 915,000oz gold resource and appointing Jeff Sansom as CEO to spearhead growth.

Small caps did the heavy lifting this week, led by two big discovery stories in resources. Funding raises and takeover moves kept attention on who can pay for the next step, not just promise it.

Speculative money piled into new discoveries and tight-supply metals, while a handful of small caps were sold hard on thin liquidity. The week’s biggest moves came from PGMs and tungsten on the way up, and micro-cap gas on the way down.

Alicanto Minerals has secured a transformative acquisition of the Mt Henry Gold Project in Western Australia, backed by a $28 million capital raise and a strategic partnership with Westgold. This move sets the stage for a major resource expansion and leadership refresh.

Alicanto Minerals Limited has announced a 12-for-1 consolidation of its securities, including ordinary shares, performance rights, and options, effective from late January 2026. This move will significantly reduce the number of securities on issue and adjust option exercise prices accordingly.

Alicanto Minerals has acquired the Mt Henry Gold Project in Western Australia, adding a 0.9 million ounce gold resource and launching a $28 million placement to fund an aggressive 50,000m drilling campaign.

Alicanto Minerals has acquired the Mt Henry Gold Project in Western Australia, boasting nearly 900,000 ounces of shallow, high-grade gold resources. The company is set to initiate a substantial $28 million equity raise to fund an extensive 50,000-metre drilling campaign aimed at rapidly expanding the resource base.

Alicanto Minerals has agreed to acquire the Mt Henry Gold Project in Western Australia, adding a 0.9 million ounce gold resource and initiating a $28 million capital raise to fund an aggressive drilling campaign.

Alicanto Minerals has acknowledged a late filing of a director’s interest notice, attributing it to an administrative oversight. The ASX has queried the delay, prompting the company to review its disclosure procedures.

Alicanto Minerals has appointed seasoned resources executive Jeffrey Sansom as CEO, signaling a strategic push to advance its Falun Copper-Gold Project and pursue new acquisitions. The leadership change aligns with the company’s ambitions to enhance shareholder value through disciplined growth.

Alicanto Minerals has completed a summer exploration program in Sweden, revealing promising copper, silver, and gold targets across its Falun and Sala projects. The company also secured A$3 million in fresh capital to fund ongoing exploration and strategic acquisitions.

Alicanto Minerals has raised approximately $3 million through a share placement to fund exploration at its Falun and Sala projects in Sweden and to pursue potential acquisitions.