Latest Winsome Resources (ASX:WR1) News

Li-FT Power Ltd. has agreed to acquire Winsome Resources Limited and a controlling interest in the Galinée property, aiming to create a leading hard rock lithium developer in Canada with enhanced resource scale and market presence.

Winsome Resources Limited’s shares have been suspended from ASX trading following the company’s failure to respond to a critical price query within the requested timeframe. The suspension will remain until compliance issues are resolved.

Winsome Resources has reported strong assay results from its 2025 drilling campaign at the Adina Lithium Project in Quebec, confirming thick, high-grade near-surface lithium mineralisation and advancing resource confidence ahead of a Feasibility Study.

Winsome Resources has secured a 12-month exclusive option to acquire 38 adjoining claims near its flagship Adina Lithium Project in Québec, potentially unlocking new lithium-bearing pegmatite targets.

Winsome Resources has completed a focused drilling campaign at its Adina Lithium Project and revealed new high-grade cesium-lithium mineralised zones at Sirmac-Clapier, while strengthening its stake in Power Metals Corp.

Winsome Resources’ subsidiary partners with Eskan Consulting to advance the Trans-Atikh Project, unlocking federal funding and Indigenous-led infrastructure development in Quebec’s lithium sector.

Winsome Resources has completed its share entitlement in Power Metals Corp, now holding a 16.1% stake and retaining key offtake rights for lithium and other critical minerals from Power Metals’ Ontario project.

Winsome Resources has resolved a regulatory hurdle to receive 17.65 million shares in Power Metals Corp, increasing its stake to 16.15% and reinforcing its position in critical minerals. Combined with a strong cash balance, this move strengthens Winsome’s liquidity and strategic outlook.

Winsome Resources has identified multiple new high-grade cesium and lithium mineralisation zones at its Sirmac-Clapier Project in Quebec, setting the stage for drilling later this year.

Winsome Resources has terminated its option to acquire the Renard Project, choosing instead to focus on advancing its flagship Adina Lithium Project amid shifting market conditions.

Winsome Resources progresses key permitting and exploration milestones at its Adina Lithium Project while maintaining a strong cash position and deferring the Renard Option decision amid subdued lithium market conditions.

Winsome Resources has resumed targeted exploration for high-grade cesium mineralisation at its Sirmac-Clapier Project in Quebec, aiming to define drill targets following promising 2024 results.