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Black Canyon Limited (ASX, BCA) has unveiled promising exploration results and positive scoping studies for its manganese and iron projects in Western Australia, positioning itself as a key emerging developer in the sector.

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Black Canyon Limited’s December quarter report reveals robust drilling results at its Wandanya manganese and iron project, alongside a significant resource classification upgrade and strategic tenement acquisitions expanding its footprint in Western Australia.

Black Canyon Limited confirms high-grade manganese and iron mineralisation extending 1.8km south of its Wandanya discovery, bolstering the project's scale and potential ahead of planned drilling in 2026.

Black Canyon Limited has launched a diamond core drilling program at its Wandanya Project to deepen metallurgical understanding of its manganese and iron deposits, aiming to refine processing and product quality ahead of development.

Black Canyon Limited has expanded its footprint in the east Pilbara by acquiring strategic tenements adjacent to its Wandanya manganese and iron project, unlocking new exploration potential ahead of planned drilling in 2026.

Black Canyon Limited has confirmed extensive, shallow high-grade manganese and iron mineralisation at its Wandanya Project, with significant strike lengths and widths that remain open for expansion. The company plans diamond drilling and metallurgical testwork to advance development.

Black Canyon Limited reported a robust cash position of A$11.6 million at the end of September 2025, supported by a strong equity raise that extends its funding runway to nearly three years.

Black Canyon Limited reports robust September quarter progress at its Wandanya manganese and iron project, revealing extensive high-grade mineralisation and securing $10 million to accelerate development.

Black Canyon Limited has upgraded the JORC classification of its KR2 manganese deposit to 90% Indicated, enhancing resource confidence and supporting improved mine planning for its Balfour Manganese Field project.

Black Canyon Limited reports outstanding assay results from its Phase 3 drilling at Wandanya, revealing thick, high-grade manganese and iron mineralisation over a 3km strike, with further expansion potential.

Black Canyon Limited has raised $10 million through a share placement to accelerate exploration and development of its promising Wandanya manganese and iron discovery in Western Australia.