Latest Critical Minerals And Rare Earths News

Brazilian Critical Minerals Ltd has raised A$6 million through a well-supported placement to fast-track its flagship Ema Rare Earths Project in Brazil, aiming to move closer to commercial production.

Magnum Mining & Exploration Limited is intensifying its US asset review, spotlighting promising rare earth elements and critical minerals prospects at its Parker Gold and Buena Vista Iron projects amid shifting geopolitical priorities.

Gladiator Resources has initiated the process to list on the US OTC Markets, aiming to enhance visibility and liquidity among North American investors as part of its rare earth elements growth strategy.

Ausmon Resources has addressed a recent spike in its share price and trading volume, attributing the market interest to prior drilling assay results for rare earth elements in South Australia.

MinRex Resources’ recent drilling at the Fraser Range Project in Western Australia reveals promising rare earth and titanium mineralisation, despite no copper-gold discoveries. The company now faces a pivotal decision on advancing its stake in the project.

Australian Rare Earths Limited (AR3) has received a $1 million instalment from the Australian Government’s $5 million IPCM grant, boosting progress on its Koppamurra Rare Earths Project. This funding supports critical metallurgical testwork and a Pre-Feasibility Study, positioning AR3 as a key future supplier of rare earths.

PVW Resources has agreed to sell its Leonora Project in Western Australia for A$500,000, redirecting capital towards its promising Brazilian rare earth and gold assets.

Brazilian Critical Minerals Ltd has reported significant progress at its Ema rare earths project, achieving high recovery rates from in-situ recovery (ISR) tests and securing a $4 million capital raise to accelerate development.

ACDC Metals has lodged a retention licence application for its Goschen Central project in Victoria, marking a pivotal step in developing a critical minerals supply hub with strong economic prospects.

Osmond Resources has confirmed extensive mineralised outcrops spanning 12 kilometres at its Orion EU Critical Minerals Project in southern Spain, while expanding metallurgical test work to include silicon metal, a key EU strategic raw material.

Brazilian Critical Minerals has achieved a significant milestone in its Ema project by successfully demonstrating magnesium sulphate migration and pH reduction in field trials, validating its in-situ recovery method for rare earth elements.

Dateline Resources secures high-level U.S. government endorsement for its Colosseum Rare Earths Project, highlighting its strategic role in domestic critical minerals supply. The project’s significant gold resources and rare earth potential position it as a key player in America’s mineral independence efforts.