Latest Infinity Metals (ASX:INF) News

Infinity Metals Limited has revealed promising prospects for its wholly owned Yambacoona tin-lithium project in New South Wales, supported by a strong tin market with prices up 50% over the past year. Recent geophysical studies and regional analogues suggest significant exploration potential.

Infinity Metals has completed drilling at its Cobungra Gold-Copper-Silver Project in Victoria, confirming mineralisation over a 2km strike, while awaiting regulatory feedback on its San Jose Lithium Mining Licence Application in Spain.

Infinity Metals Limited reported a steady cash position of A$2.25 million at the end of December 2025, with operational spending continuing but no new financing activities. The company estimates funding for over five quarters based on current expenditure.

Infinity Metals has reported initial assay results from its December 2025 drilling at the Cobungra Gold-Silver Project, confirming a significant strike of mineralisation connecting key prospects. The findings reveal moderate gold and silver grades, reinforcing the project's exploration potential.

Infinity Metals reports progress on its San Jose lithium mining license application in Spain while facing drilling delays and strategic shifts in its Australian gold-copper projects.

Infinity Metals has submitted key documentation for its San José Lithium Project mining licence in Spain, moving closer to public consultation despite delays. The company also announces executive role changes to streamline costs amid a softer lithium market.

Infinity Lithium secures a three-month extension for its San José lithium project amid regulatory challenges, while reshuffling its board to pivot towards Australian precious metals.

Infinity Lithium Corporation has decided against exercising its option on Dart Mining's gold and base metals projects, opting instead to concentrate on advancing its wholly owned Cobungra gold-silver project in Victoria.

Infinity Lithium progresses its Australian gold-copper-silver exploration with new option agreements, while facing delays and strategic shifts in its Spanish lithium project.

Infinity Lithium Corporation has withdrawn from Spain’s PERTE VEC IIa capital funding program, opting to return nearly €20 million due to prolonged permitting and regulatory hurdles.

Infinity Lithium has acquired full ownership of four high-grade gold-silver-copper exploration projects in Victoria’s Lachlan Fold Belt and secured options on additional nearby assets, while its flagship San José lithium project in Spain faces extended regulatory timelines and funding setbacks.

Infinity Lithium reports steady progress on its San José Lithium Project with updated mining licence requirements and a strategic pivot to new European funding opportunities.