Latest Bastion Minerals (Asx:Bmo) News

Bastion Minerals has formalised an Exploration Consent Agreement with the Ross River Dena Council, paving the way for renewed exploration at its ICE Copper-Gold Project in Yukon, Canada. With substantial JORC resources and multiple new targets identified, the project is poised for a critical next phase in 2026.

Bastion Minerals has entered a three-year At-The-Market subscription agreement with Dolphin Corporate Investments, unlocking up to $500,000 in standby equity capital with minimal dilution and full control over issuance timing.

Bastion Minerals has launched its first-ever auger geochemistry drilling program at the newly acquired Ninnis Gold Project in Western Australia’s Northern Goldfields, aiming to unlock promising gold anomalies.

Bastion Minerals has successfully raised $475,000 through a share placement, backed strongly by existing shareholders and directors, to advance potential acquisitions and exploration activities.

Bastion Minerals has agreed to acquire the Ninnis Gold Project in Western Australia’s Northern Goldfields for $125,000 in shares plus a 1.5% royalty, marking a strategic move into a prolific gold region. The early-stage project shows promising geological similarities to major nearby deposits, with exploration set to begin immediately after completion.

Bastion Minerals advances its ICE Copper-Gold Project with a new geochemical exploration program and strategic board appointments, while preparing for a November capital raise to fund ongoing activities.

Bastion Minerals has appointed seasoned geologist Ray Muskett to its board and secured shareholder approval to issue up to 750 million new shares, positioning the company for an accelerated exploration phase.

Bastion Minerals has resumed ASX trading under a refreshed leadership team, announcing a JORC-compliant resource at its ICE Copper-Gold Project and completing multiple capital raises to support its renewed exploration focus.

Bastion Minerals and former advisor GTT Ventures have resolved their legal dispute, leading to the withdrawal of a writ that had cast uncertainty over the company.

Bastion Minerals has successfully placed the entire shortfall from its recent entitlement offer, raising $263,530 and underscoring strong shareholder support for its exploration strategy.

Bastion Minerals has successfully closed its non-renounceable entitlement offer, securing $414,190 from 105 applications. The company plans to issue shares imminently and will work with underwriters to place any remaining shortfall by late July.

Bastion Minerals is launching a non-renounceable rights issue to raise approximately $677,721, offering shareholders three new shares for every four held. Optionholders must act quickly to exercise their options if they wish to participate.