Latest Critical Metals News

Terrain Minerals reports encouraging early drilling results at its Wildflower Gold Project, progresses metallurgical studies at Larins Lane Gallium Project, and initiates nickel-copper drilling at Lort River, backed by a $450,000 strategic placement.

Southern Cross Gold Consolidated Ltd has completed its acquisition of Southern Cross Gold Ltd, issuing over 125 million shares and announcing key board changes. The move positions the company to advance the high-potential Sunday Creek Gold-Antimony Project amid a strengthened leadership team.

NIMY Resources has reported record-high gallium grades at its Block 3 East prospect, positioning itself as a potential key supplier in a market set to surge tenfold by 2034.

Lode Resources Ltd has reported inaugural high-grade drill assay results from its Montezuma Antimony Project in Tasmania, revealing wider and richer mineralisation than previously known, including significant antimony, silver, gold, copper, and tin.

Rapid Lithium Limited has revised payment terms for its Ingersoll Project acquisition and opted out of a previously planned deal with Patriot Lithium, sharpening its focus on lithium exploration and a new gallium-germanium project.

Golden Deeps Ltd has initiated a targeted diamond drilling program to test extensions of the Nosib copper-silver deposit in Namibia, aiming to build on promising earlier results that suggest thicker and higher-grade mineralisation at depth and to the west.

Nordic Resources has secured three additional exploration licences at its Pulju nickel-copper-cobalt project in Finland, expanding its granted tenure to 46 square kilometres and consolidating 12 kilometres of continuous strike within a key mineralised formation. This strategic move enhances the company’s potential to develop a significant European critical metals resource.