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BOA Resources (ASX: BOA) is set to acquire full ownership of the Thaduna and Green Dragon copper deposits, adding a combined 5.3 million tonnes at 2.3% copper to its portfolio and expanding its Murchison Belt footprint ahead of a funded drilling campaign.

BOA Resources Ltd has voluntarily suspended trading of its shares on the ASX pending a potential acquisition announcement, with the suspension expected to last up to five trading days.

BOA Resources Ltd reported a significant cash flow decline in Q4 2025, with cash reserves dropping sharply. The company plans a capital raise to bolster its financial position and support upcoming exploration activities.

BOA Resources has secured a significant foothold in Western Australia’s Murchison Copper Belt with a 49% stake in the Neds Creek copper project, setting the stage for targeted drilling and exploration backed by a $3.75 million capital raise.

BOA Resources has completed the issuance of securities tied to its $3.75 million placement after securing shareholder approval earlier this month.

BOA Resources has acquired a significant stake in the Neds Creek copper project in Western Australia’s Murchison region, setting the stage for a major exploration push in 2026 focused on the drill-ready Ricci Lee prospect.

BOA Resources has acquired a significant interest in the Neds Creek Copper Project in Western Australia’s Murchison Copper Belt, supported by a $3.75 million capital raise to fund exploration and drilling planned for early 2026.

BOA Resources has secured a 49% interest in the Neds Creek Copper Project, positioning itself near some of Western Australia’s most prolific copper mines. With drilling planned for early 2026, the company aims to unlock significant exploration potential in this proven copper district.

BOA Resources is progressing drill plans for key lithium and nickel tenements in Western Australia, though heritage survey delays have pushed timelines. The company is also streamlining its portfolio to focus on high-potential assets.

BOA Resources advances drilling plans for key lithium and nickel tenements in Western Australia despite delays in heritage and environmental approvals, while actively reviewing its asset portfolio amid IGO's exit from Symons Hill.

BOA Resources Ltd reported a steady cash position of AUD 1.067 million at the end of Q1 2025, underpinning an estimated four quarters of operational funding. The quarterly cash flow report highlights disciplined spending amid ongoing exploration activities.