Latest Core Energy Minerals (ASX:CR3) News

Core Energy Minerals reports significant rare earth element assay results from initial soil sampling at its Tunas Project in Brazil, with peak TREO values nearing 3,000ppm. The company is set to launch systematic auger drilling to define future targets.

Core Energy Minerals has initiated its first aircore drilling program at the Cummins Uranium Project in South Australia, while confirming uranium mineralisation in Brazil and refinancing its convertible notes to support ongoing exploration.

Core Energy Minerals has made promising progress in its maiden drilling campaign at the Cummins Uranium Project in South Australia, identifying uranium mineralisation in both weathered basement and palaeochannel sediments. Initial gamma and scintillometer readings support a developing roll-front uranium model, with assay results pending.

Core Energy Minerals has initiated its first drilling campaign at the Cummins Uranium Project in South Australia, aiming to validate historic uranium anomalies and explore high-grade mineralisation potential.

Core Energy Minerals has secured all necessary permits to launch its maiden aircore drilling campaign at the Cummins Uranium Project in South Australia, targeting a significant paleochannel system with historic uranium mineralisation.

Core Energy Minerals has expanded its uranium portfolio with key South Australian acquisitions and secured $3.7 million in funding, setting the stage for maiden drilling at the Cummins Project.

Core Energy Minerals Ltd has fortified its uranium exploration ambitions with a $3.7 million capital raise and strategic acquisitions in South Australia, setting the stage for a busy 2025 exploration calendar.

Core Energy Minerals has raised $3.7 million through a two-tranche share placement, attracting a significant investment from Jose Luis Manzano. The funds will underpin exploration efforts across South Australia, Brazil, and Namibia, positioning the company for growth in tier-one uranium jurisdictions.

Core Energy Minerals has entered staged option agreements to acquire up to 100% interests in the Cummins and Harris Greenstone uranium projects, expanding its footprint in South Australia's premier uranium mining jurisdiction.