Latest Critical Minerals Strategy News

American Rare Earths reports key technical breakthroughs and strong funding progress at its Halleck Creek Rare Earths Project, positioning it as a vital domestic source for the US rare earths supply chain.

Great Dirt Resources reports promising lithium soil anomalies in Western Australia's Pilbara region and progresses manganese exploration in New South Wales, supported by a solid cash position of $2.4 million.

Locksley Resources has upgraded its U.S. trading status to the OTCQX Best Market, enhancing its visibility among American investors and reinforcing its strategic focus on critical minerals at the Mojave Project in California.

Winsome Resources has resolved a regulatory hurdle to receive 17.65 million shares in Power Metals Corp, increasing its stake to 16.15% and reinforcing its position in critical minerals. Combined with a strong cash balance, this move strengthens Winsome’s liquidity and strategic outlook.

EV Resources has entered a binding agreement to sell its Khartoum Project to Koba Resources for $700,000 cash plus a royalty, marking a strategic pivot towards its antimony assets and US critical minerals ambitions.

Diablo Resources has secured $2 million to acquire the Star Range Silver-Antimony Project in Utah, aiming to capitalize on high-grade critical minerals amid growing U.S. strategic supply initiatives.

Lode Resources has reported promising early exploration results at its Montezuma Silver & Antimony Project in Tasmania, revealing high-grade assays and expanding its land holdings in a critical minerals hotspot.

Terra Critical Minerals has revealed new high-grade silver mineralisation at its Mole River project in NSW, with samples reaching 400 g/t silver. This discovery at the Silent Grove prospect adds momentum to the company’s polymetallic exploration ambitions.

EV Resources has confirmed a $1 million follow-on investment from Tribeca Investment Partners, reinforcing confidence in its antimony projects amid rising global demand for critical minerals.

Cobalt Blue Holdings has secured a crucial works approval for its Kwinana Cobalt Refinery, pushing Australia’s first dedicated cobalt processing plant closer to a final investment decision by the end of 2025.

Locksley Resources has taken a significant step toward securing diversified antimony supply for the U.S. market by entering a non-binding agreement with EV Resources, supporting its proprietary DeepSolv™ processing technology and domestic critical minerals strategy.

Adelong Gold has locked in a $1.25 million strategic investment from Nova Minerals and Barclay Wells clients, enabling accelerated exploration at its NSW and Victorian gold-antimony projects.