Latest Copper Exploration News

GreenX Metals has validated historical copper grades at its Tannenberg Project in Germany with modern assays revealing thicker mineralisation than previously estimated, underscoring significant resource potential.

Alma Metals reports promising assay results from the top 231m of its deepest drill hole at the Briggs Copper Project, confirming continuous copper mineralisation and prompting an extension of the drilling program.

White Energy Company Limited has launched a $3.5 million entitlement offer to fund exploration across its copper projects, with drilling already underway at the Specimen Hill site in Queensland. The company is leveraging AI and advanced geophysics to target high-grade copper zones, aiming for a near-term discovery.

Prospect Resources has identified 11 strong electromagnetic conductors at its Mumbezhi Copper Project in Zambia, highlighting promising new exploration targets including the 2.5km Chipimpa cluster. With Phase 2 drilling complete and assay results pending, the company aims to update its Mineral Resource estimate in early 2026.

Canterbury Resources reports encouraging initial assay results from deep drilling at its Briggs copper deposit, confirming robust mineralisation and extending exploration potential. Further results and drilling progress are set to shape the project's next phase.

Belararox Ltd has signed a drilling contract with Boart Longyear, setting the stage for deep diamond drilling at its TMT Project in Argentina. Concurrent geophysical surveys are refining targets ahead of planned Q4 2025 drilling.

True North Copper has announced a major breakthrough at its Mt Oxide Project, hitting a standout 7 meters at 7.9% copper at the Aquila Prospect, extending the mineralised strike to over 700 meters and confirming a robust copper-cobalt-silver system.

Cobre Limited has landed a $4 million strategic investment from Tribeca Investment Partners to accelerate development of its Ngami In-Situ Copper Recovery project in Botswana, marking a key step toward commercialising this promising copper resource.

American West Metals has identified a major new copper anomaly named Chevron at its Storm Copper Project in Nunavut, Canada, alongside promising drilling results at Squall and Tornado prospects.

White Cliff Minerals has significantly expanded the Danvers 1 copper mineralisation footprint at its Rae Copper Project in Nunavut, Canada, more than doubling strike length and confirming mineralisation beyond 400 metres depth. This milestone sets the stage for a maiden JORC resource in 2026 and highlights promising regional exploration potential.

Artemis Resources is progressing its Carlow Gold and Copper Project with a new conceptual mining study and planned extensional drilling, aiming to capitalise on rising gold and copper prices.

Emu NL has raised $1.4 million through a discounted share placement to fund an expanded drilling program at its Yataga Copper Project, with drilling expected to start by late November 2025, subject to fire risk conditions.