Latest Jindalee Lithium (ASX:JLL) News

Jindalee Lithium has advanced its proposed US Elemental Nasdaq listing and prepared to launch major drilling at McDermitt, but its audited FY26 accounts flag a material uncertainty over ongoing funding. The company ended June with A$13.6 million in cash after raising about A$20.4 million, while reporting a A$7.2 million loss and no operating revenue.

Jindalee Lithium has filed a third amended US registration statement after a second round of SEC comments, keeping its proposed US Elemental Nasdaq listing targeted for the fourth quarter. The transaction still depends on SEC effectiveness, shareholder approval, Nasdaq clearance, funding and other closing conditions.

Jindalee Lithium is moving crews onto its McDermitt project in Oregon, with Phase 1 drilling of up to 100 sites scheduled to begin in late September. Its proposed US Elemental Nasdaq listing remains targeted for the fourth quarter, although the planned US$20 million to US$30 million PIPE financing is not yet binding.

Jindalee Lithium's US arm has cleared the last regulatory hurdle to begin a critical Phase 1 drilling program at the McDermitt Lithium Project, aiming to upgrade resource confidence and provide key data for project feasibility.

Jindalee Lithium has taken another regulatory step by filing an amended Form S-4 with the US SEC, progressing its plan to spin out US lithium assets via US Elemental and list on NASDAQ.

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Jindalee Lithium is pushing ahead with its McDermitt Lithium Project in the US, securing shareholder approval for a NASDAQ listing via US Elemental and raising $10.9 million to fund drilling and testwork. The project aims to deliver both lithium and magnesium, aligning with US critical minerals priorities.

Jindalee Lithium’s US subsidiary, HiTech Minerals, has partnered with environmental nonprofit RESOLVE to investigate a voluntary stewardship area around its McDermitt Lithium Project, aiming to balance responsible lithium development with conservation efforts.

Jindalee Lithium has completed a A$2.4 million entitlement offer, issuing over 5.2 million shares with attaching options to fund its McDermitt Lithium Project and support a NASDAQ listing.

Jindalee Lithium Limited’s JLLOB securities have been suspended from trading under ASX rules, reflecting unresolved compliance issues. The suspension affects only this security class, leaving other company shares unaffected.

Jindalee Lithium has pushed back the deadline for its A$2.5 million entitlement offer, giving shareholders an extra week to decide on participation. The offer includes attaching options exercisable at A$0.60, aiming to bolster the company’s capital position ahead of key development milestones.