Latest Summit Minerals (ASX:SUM) News

Summit Minerals has agreed to acquire the historic Keystone Mine in Nevada, a polymetallic project boasting impressive historic grades of silver, gold, and tungsten. The acquisition positions Summit to tap into a prolific US mining district with significant critical metals potential.

Summit Minerals has closed its entitlement offer with just over a third of shares taken up, leaving a significant shortfall to be allocated by the underwriter. The funds raised will support exploration in Brazil and corporate activities.

Summit Minerals has significantly expanded the soil anomaly footprint at its Equador Niobium Project in Brazil and secured $1.67 million through a placement and fully underwritten rights issue to advance exploration.

Summit Minerals Limited has announced a fully underwritten entitlement offer to raise approximately $1.08 million, aimed at advancing its Brazilian exploration projects and funding potential acquisitions. The offer, priced at $0.03 per share, is open to Australian and New Zealand shareholders and is expected to dilute non-participating shareholders by about 25%.

Summit Minerals has significantly expanded the soil geochemical anomalism footprint at its Equador and Equador North projects in Brazil, unveiling new targets and confirming extensive artisanal workings. The findings reinforce the prospectivity for rare elements including niobium, tantalum, and lithium.

Summit Minerals announces a $1.67 million capital raise through a Placement and a fully underwritten Rights Issue, aiming to accelerate exploration in Brazil and pursue new project opportunities.

Summit Minerals reports promising initial soil sampling results at its Equador Project in Brazil, revealing a 4km-plus geochemical anomaly and a newly discovered niobium-tantalum bearing pegmatite outcrop. These findings validate and extend the company’s ‘Fractionated Pegmatite Corridor’ model, setting the stage for targeted drilling and further metallurgical testing.

Summit Minerals reports promising initial soil sampling results from its Equador Project in Brazil, confirming a significant 4km+ geochemical anomaly and discovering a new niobium-tantalum bearing pegmatite outcrop. Further assays and metallurgical testing are underway to refine exploration targets.

Summit Minerals appoints Dr Matthew Cobb as Managing Director and reports encouraging early metallurgical results from its Equador Niobium Project, underpinning a strategic refocus on its Brazilian exploration portfolio.

Summit Minerals reports promising first-pass metallurgical results from its Equador Project in Brazil, showing strong potential for producing high-grade tantalum and niobium concentrates using straightforward density separation methods.

Summit Minerals appoints Dr Matthew Cobb as CEO, suspends drilling at Barra Lithium, and pivots to prioritize wholly owned Brazilian projects with drilling permits nearing approval.

Summit Minerals appoints Dr. Matthew Cobb as CEO to accelerate development of its Equador Niobium and Rare Earth Elements Project in Brazil, while reshuffling leadership to bolster operational focus.