Latest Critical Minerals News

Legacy Minerals Holdings has identified promising new silver targets at its Mt Carrington Project in NSW, securing approvals for an additional 3,500 metres of drilling to expand its substantial 115Moz silver equivalent resource.

Brazilian Rare Earths Limited’s scoping study confirms the Amargosa Bauxite-Gallium Project as a large-scale, capital-efficient direct-ship bauxite operation with robust economic returns and strategic market positioning.

Black Bear Minerals has initiated a focused diamond drilling program at its Shafter Silver Project in Texas, aiming to extend mineralisation beyond the current 17.6 million ounce resource estimate. The program also seeks to explore the project's multi-commodity potential amid rising strategic demand for silver.

Dreadnought Resources has reported impressive high-grade results from recent drilling at its Stinger target, part of the Mangaroon Project in Western Australia, highlighting significant rare earths, niobium, titanium, scandium, and phosphate mineralisation.

Greenwing Resources has amended its San Jorge Lithium Brine Project payment schedule, deferring two instalments to 2027 with added fees and options, while appointing Peter Wright as Managing Director with a new incentive package.

Bayan Mining has locked in an exclusive worldwide licence for advanced rare earth processing technologies developed at Colorado School of Mines, promising higher recovery rates and lower costs for its Desert Star Project near Mountain Pass.

Critical Metals Corp has partnered with Romania's state-owned FPCU in a 50/50 joint venture, securing half of the Tanbreez rare earth concentrate and boosting European supply chain security.

Power Minerals has completed a cutting-edge drone magnetic survey over its Santa Anna project in Brazil, revealing new exploration targets and setting the stage for a significant drilling campaign aimed at defining a maiden resource.

Lindian Resources has completed its final payment to acquire 100% ownership of the Kangankunde Rare Earths Project in Malawi, accelerating its path to production and consolidating control over one of the world’s highest-grade rare earth deposits.

Litchfield Minerals has reported its widest copper-zinc intercept to date at the Oonagalabi Project, expanding the Main Zone and confirming a continuous mineralised corridor. The company is well funded to pursue an aggressive drilling and geophysical program in 2026 to further explore deeper intrusive targets.

Trigg Minerals has received tentative approval to begin diamond core drilling at its Antimony Canyon Project in Utah, focusing on high-grade stibnite mineralisation on private patented claims. Drilling is set to start before the end of December 2025, marking a key step from exploration to development.

Osmond Resources has affirmed the materiality of recent drilling results at its Orión EU Critical Minerals Project in Spain, clarifying the timing of its disclosures following ASX inquiries. The findings suggest a potentially large-scale heavy mineral deposit rich in valuable minerals.