Latest Critical Minerals Supply Chain News

Locksley Resources has expanded the Desert Antimony Mine target at its Mojave Project by 400%, revealing a new parallel structural zone and boosting the project's potential as a critical U.S. minerals hub.

EV Resources reports strong metallurgical results from its Los Lirios Antimony Project, confirming high antimony grades alongside gold and silver by-products, paving the way for fast-track production and strategic alignment with U.S. critical minerals supply chains.

Power Minerals Limited has secured an option to acquire the Gamma Heavy Rare Earths Project in California, adjacent to the Mountain Pass Mine, backed by a $4.1 million placement to accelerate exploration.

Magnum Mining & Exploration has secured permits and land access to launch a targeted drilling campaign on its Brazilian rare earth projects, aiming to validate high-grade mineralisation and advance its exploration footprint.

Felix Gold Limited confirmed the materiality of a senior US federal officials' visit to its Treasure Creek Antimony Project, explaining the delayed disclosure was due to legal restrictions imposed by US authorities. The company affirmed compliance with ASX continuous disclosure rules following the announcement.

EV Resources is rapidly progressing its Los Lirios Antimony Project in Mexico, defining drill-ready targets ahead of a maiden drilling campaign amid growing global demand for critical minerals.

Critical Resources Limited has successfully completed the first tranche of its capital raising, issuing over 190 million shares and accompanying options to bolster its exploration projects. The company now awaits shareholder approval for director share issuance as it prepares for the second tranche.

Red Mountain Mining has secured the Yellow Pine Antimony Project in Idaho’s historic Stibnite Mining District, positioning itself near Perpetua Resources’ major gold-antimony reserve. The company’s recent $1.5 million capital raise will fund exploration efforts across this and its Utah project.

Lithium Energy has acquired the Mt Dromedary Graphite Project, merging it with its Burke deposit to form a world-class high-grade graphite inventory, setting the stage for a vertically integrated battery anode material business in Queensland.

Morella Corporation has expanded its critical minerals portfolio by acquiring the Dixon Well Project in Western Australia, confirming significant titanium mineralisation with assays up to 17.0% TiO2. This move diversifies Morella’s assets beyond lithium and rubidium into a mineral critical for aerospace and defence industries.

Hastings Technology Metals and Wyloo have formalised their joint venture for the Yangibana Rare Earths Project, with Wyloo taking a 60% stake and cancelling A$123 million in exchangeable notes, significantly de-risking the project and reducing Hastings’ funding burden.

Locksley Resources reports robust metallurgical testwork from its Mojave Project, confirming high antimony recoveries and concentrate grades that support a domestic US supply chain. The results align with US strategic priorities for critical mineral independence.