Latest Critical Metals News

Sabre Resources has reported significant rare earth and critical metal anomalies at its Dingo Project in the Northern Territory, highlighting promising concentrations of key magnet metals Neodymium and Praseodymium. The company plans follow-up drilling to further evaluate these discoveries.

Southern Cross Gold has secured approval for its underground exploration tunnel at the Sunday Creek project, marking a pivotal step towards mine development and enhanced resource definition.

BOA Resources has acquired a significant interest in the Neds Creek Copper Project in Western Australia’s Murchison Copper Belt, supported by a $3.75 million capital raise to fund exploration and drilling planned for early 2026.

Locksley Resources has kicked off its maiden drilling at the El Campo Rare Earths Prospect and secured full regulatory approval for an expanded program at the Desert Antimony Mine, setting the stage for continuous exploration updates through mid-2026.

Temas Resources has completed a major drilling campaign at its La Blache project, targeting key critical minerals while progressing its innovative Regenerative Chloride Leach technology promising significant cost savings.

ACDC Metals has advanced its Goschen Central project with a significant resource upgrade and positive scoping study, positioning itself as a key player in critical minerals supply chains.

Lithium Universe advances its U.S. solar panel recycling strategy following silver’s historic classification as a Critical Metal, positioning itself to tap into soaring demand and a growing PV waste stream.

Bubalus Resources reports significant high-grade gallium, manganese, and cobalt assays from its Amadeus Project, while preparations for maiden drilling at Nolan’s East advance with key approvals secured.

Skylark Minerals has acquired a high-grade gold portfolio in Côte d'Ivoire, including a flagship project with a 364,600-ounce inferred resource, marking a significant step in its West African growth strategy. The company is fully funded to accelerate exploration in early 2026, targeting resource expansion and new discoveries.

Infini Resources has expanded its drilling program at the Portland Creek Uranium Project, revealing multiple uranium-bearing zones across a broad corridor. Early results suggest a large, district-scale uranium system with promising polymetallic potential.

Red Mountain Mining has significantly enlarged its Yellow Pine Antimony Project in Idaho by acquiring additional claims, increasing the project footprint by 75%. Positioned near major gold-antimony deposits, this move strengthens its foothold in a critical US mining district.

Red Mountain Mining Ltd has made a strong entrance on the US OTCQB market, surging 36% on its first day of trading as it advances key antimony and gold projects across the US and Australia.