Latest Commodities News

Sun Silver Limited’s latest re-assay results confirm near-surface antimony mineralisation at its Maverick Springs Project, reinforcing its potential as a critical minerals hub alongside silver and gold. This comes as JPMorgan’s landmark US$75 million investment in U.S. antimony projects signals growing strategic focus on domestic mineral security.

Aeris Resources has completed an $80 million equity placement and launched a share purchase plan, strengthening its balance sheet and setting ambitious production targets for FY26. The company is also divesting non-core assets to focus on growth and exploration.

Eclipse Metals has completed over 700 metres of diamond drilling at its Grønnedal project in Greenland, confirming continuous rare earth mineralisation and reinforcing its substantial inferred resource estimate. Drilling has now progressed to the polymetallic Ivigtût prospect, broadening the company’s critical minerals footprint.

Horseshoe Metals has reported strong shallow copper mineralisation at its Motters Zone, boosting confidence in resource upgrades and paving the way for imminent Direct Shipping Ore operations.

Tungsten Mining’s latest Scoping Study confirms Mt Mulgine as a globally significant tungsten and molybdenum project, underpinning a preferred 6 Mtpa development with robust economics and a clear path to production.

Mineral Commodities Ltd has terminated its sale agreement with Norge Mineraler for the Skaland Graphite Project due to non-payment and is now negotiating a new deal with LNS Holding AS.

Carnaby Resources has announced a significant 170m down dip extension of high-grade copper-gold mineralisation at its Trek 1 prospect within the Greater Duchess Project, underpinning ongoing resource growth and advancing its development timeline.

James Bay Minerals has reported promising drilling results at its Independence Project in Nevada, extending gold-silver mineralisation beyond the current resource estimate at South Hill and initiating new drilling at Rebel Peak targeting high-grade zones.

Eagle Mountain Mining has taken significant steps to re-enter its Oracle Ridge copper project in Arizona through a strategic option agreement and a potential joint venture with Japan’s Nittetsu Mining. The deal promises to clear debt and fund early development, setting the stage for a medium-term production restart.

Impact Minerals is reigniting exploration at its vast Broken Hill project in NSW, leveraging rising metal prices and a proprietary multi-metal ratio to uncover high-grade platinum group metals and base metals.

Peel Mining Limited reveals a robust high-grade resource base and ongoing exploration in the Cobar Basin, positioning itself for growth amid a dynamic regional mining landscape.

Basin Energy has engaged contractors and secured land access to begin maiden drilling at its Sybella-Barkly project, targeting uranium and rare earth elements with government support. The program aims to test district-scale sediment-hosted and paleochannel targets in Queensland.