Latest Highfield Resources (ASX:HFR) News

Highfield Resources has secured a A$10 million investment from existing strategic shareholders, extending its financial runway through early 2027 while awaiting a critical Spanish Supreme Court ruling on its Goyo mining permit appeal.

Highfield Resources has secured a A$10 million convertible note investment from existing strategic shareholders following the collapse of a proposed strategic transaction with China Minmetals and Yankuang Energy. The company also received renewed institutional backing from the Government of Navarra for its flagship Muga Potash Project.

Highfield Resources Limited has had its trading suspension lifted immediately following the release of a capital raising announcement, signaling renewed market activity for the industrial minerals miner.

Highfield Resources has locked in A$10 million through convertible notes from existing investors to tackle a key permit issue and push forward its flagship Muga Potash Project in Spain.

Highfield Resources has requested a voluntary suspension of its shares on the ASX to complete a capital raising, with trading expected to resume by 23 September 2025.

Highfield Resources has terminated its agreement with Yankuang Energy, opening the door to new strategic funding options for its flagship Muga Potash Project in Spain.

Highfield Resources clarifies its financial position amid funding uncertainties, confirming ongoing talks with major investors and a standstill on matured convertible notes. The company maintains its commitment to the Muga Potash Project despite setbacks.

Highfield Resources has negotiated a standstill agreement with key noteholders, delaying enforcement actions on matured convertible notes and buying vital time to secure funding for its flagship Muga Potash Project in Spain.

Highfield Resources has fully terminated its senior secured project finance facility, exiting its last lenders to focus on cash preservation and alternative funding for its Muga Potash Project in Spain.

Highfield Resources faces a setback as China Minmetals and its subsidiary withdraw from a key strategic investment, triggering the maturity of convertible notes and raising questions about the future financing of the Muga potash project.

Highfield Resources has entered a significant non-binding agreement with China’s Qinghai Salt Lake Industry for a US$300 million equity injection, aiming to fast-track its Muga potash mine development and expand its global footprint.

Highfield Resources has extended the exclusivity period with Qinghai Salt Lake Industry for a proposed US$300 million cornerstone equity placement, allowing more time for due diligence and negotiations. The company is also advancing its Canadian Southey potash project acquisition.