Latest Koba Resources (ASX:KOB) News

Small-cap shares produced the week’s biggest moves, led by Xenitra’s 60% surge and Carnaby Resources’ takeover jump.
Mining news dominated, but sharp falls in Lotus Resources and several funded developers showed that new capital can still unsettle investors.

Koba Resources has completed maiden drilling at its Mt Garnet tin-tungsten prospects and expanded the uranium mineralised strike at Yarramba, setting the stage for significant assay results and follow-up drilling.

Koba Resources has delivered strikingly high tungsten and tin assays from its initial sampling at Queensland's Mt Garnet Project, advancing drilling and exploration plans.

Koba Resources’ recent IP survey at the Stannex Prospect reveals robust chargeability anomalies aligned with high-grade tin mineralisation, setting the stage for an imminent 3,000m drilling campaign.

Koba Resources has launched a 2,500m drilling campaign at its Everest Prospect within the Yarramba Uranium Project, aiming to expand on last year’s high-grade uranium discoveries across a 4km strike. Results are anticipated in May as the company targets thicker, higher-grade zones amid a strong uranium market.

A single drill program in WA delivered a once-a-year spike, while several small caps fell hard after reopening with price gaps. This week also saw big money raised for gold and uranium builds, and a run of resource upgrades across critical minerals.

Koba Resources has secured $4.35 million to advance exploration at its newly acquired Stannary Hills and Mt Garnet tin-tungsten projects, with drilling scheduled to begin in late Q1 2026. The company also plans to recommence uranium drilling at its Yarramba Project in February, following promising high-grade intercepts.

Koba Resources has reported remarkably high tin assay results up to 26.1% from initial rock chip sampling at its Stannary Hills Tin-Tungsten Project in Queensland, setting the stage for a maiden drilling campaign in early 2026.

Koba Resources has completed a $4.35 million placement of 87 million shares at 5 cents each, accompanied by 43.5 million free attaching options exercisable at 8 cents until mid-2028, following shareholder approval.

Koba Resources has reported exceptionally high tin grades up to 21.3% from initial sampling at its Mt Garnet Tin-Tungsten Project, Queensland, confirming a large, underexplored soil anomaly and advancing plans for drilling in early 2026.

Koba Resources has acquired two significant tin-tungsten projects in Queensland and discovered a promising new uranium prospect in South Australia, backed by a $4.35 million capital raise to accelerate exploration.

Koba Resources has acquired exclusive rights to two prolific tin-tungsten projects in Queensland’s historic Herberton Tin Field, backed by a $4.35 million capital raise to fund exploration and drilling.