Latest Angola News

Minbos Resources has poured the main concrete slab for its Subantando Fertilizer Plant in Angola, marking a pivotal step toward its 2026 production goal.

VDM Group remains suspended from ASX trading amid a legal dispute over its Angolan joint ventures, while pivoting towards new critical minerals opportunities in Australia.

Lucapa Diamond Company reports a remarkable 104% increase in diamond carats recovered at its Lulo Alluvial Mine in Q2 2025, alongside a 9% rise in its inferred diamond resource, signaling robust operational momentum despite administration status.

Tyranna Resources has completed initial steps to acquire a majority interest in Angola’s Maongo Copper-Gold Project, complementing ongoing lithium exploration at Namibe. The company is poised to restart mining activities dormant since the 1960s, backed by a solid cash position and strategic regional assets.

Minbos Resources has secured key financing and made significant construction strides on its Angolan phosphate fertilizer plant, while rolling out promising new fertilizer blends to support local agriculture.

Red Sky Energy reports steady cash flow from Innamincka’s Yarrow 3 well, progresses a key farmin deal at Killanoola, and unveils maiden resource estimates offshore Angola, despite some project delays.

Tyranna Resources has agreed to acquire a 70% interest in the Maongo Copper-Gold Project in Angola, marking a strategic expansion into demand-driven metals with promising historical mining activity and strong infrastructure access.

Minbos Resources has approved over A$800,000 in long lead item orders to advance Stage 2 construction of its Subantando Fertilizer Plant in Angola, supported by sovereign and development financing.

Minbos Resources reports strong 2024-25 field trial results for its phosphate fertilizer PRIMEIRO™ in Angola, while expanding its product range with PRIMEIRO PLUS+, a blended NPKS solution tailored to local soils and crops.

Minbos Resources advances its Cabinda Phosphate Project with strong sales interest and a $36 million financing package, positioning itself as a key player in Angola's agricultural transformation.

Connected Minerals has completed its inaugural drilling campaign at the Etango North-East Uranium Project in Namibia, exceeding initial plans due to promising geological signs. The company is now gearing up for a follow-up drilling program at its Swakopmund Project.

VDM Group Limited faces suspension on the ASX due to a joint venture dispute in Angola, halting exploration activities. The company is pivoting towards new critical minerals projects in Australia to restore trading and investor confidence.