Latest Newpeak Metals (ASX:NPM) News

NewPeak Metals has commenced drilling at its Tansey Gold Project in Queensland while securing full ownership and environmental approvals for its Las Opeñas Gold Project in Argentina, setting the stage for expanded exploration in 2026.

NewPeak Metals has completed acquisition of 100% ownership of the Las Opeñas exploration permits in Argentina, with drilling scheduled for early 2026. The company also advances drilling preparations at its Tansey Gold Project in Australia, supported by strong insider buying.

NewPeak Metals has secured 100% ownership of the Las Opeñas gold project in Argentina and plans drilling campaigns at both Las Opeñas and the Tansey gold project in Queensland, funded entirely from existing cash reserves.

NewPeak Metals has acquired the remaining 49% stake in its Las Opeñas gold project in Argentina, consolidating full ownership and setting the stage for upcoming exploration activities.

NewPeak Metals’ inaugural surface sampling at Treuer Range reveals encouraging rare earth element assays alongside uranium and vanadium anomalies, setting the stage for further exploration in the Northern Territory’s Ngalia Basin.

NewPeak Metals has acquired the Tansey Gold Project, advanced exploration plans across Argentina and Australia, and bolstered its funding through strategic share sales in Lakes Blue Energy.

NewPeak Metals has raised A$1.14 million by selling part of its shares in Lakes Blue Energy, aiming to fund its own exploration plans while maintaining a significant stake in Lakes’ promising gas projects.

NewPeak Metals has agreed to acquire the Tansey Gold Project, a historically productive site near Brisbane, for A$250,000 in shares and cash, aiming to unlock its district-scale potential with modern exploration techniques.

NewPeak Metals has officially appointed Mark Purcell as Managing Director, with David Mason stepping into a Non-Executive Director role, marking a key leadership transition for the base metals miner.

NewPeak Metals has acquired the Allaru Vanadium Project in Queensland, marking a strategic pivot into critical minerals, supported by a planned $2–3 million capital raise via rights issue.