Latest Critical Minerals News

Axel REE Limited reports continued high-grade gallium and rare earth element assay results from its Caladão Project in Brazil, highlighting shallow, laterally extensive mineralisation in Area B. The company advances towards a maiden resource estimate, underscoring the project's strategic potential.

Sun Silver Limited confirms broad zones of antimony mineralisation at its Maverick Springs Project in Nevada, with grades significantly surpassing comparable US deposits. Ongoing re-assays of historic drill core reveal promising critical mineral potential within a major silver-gold system.

Terrain Minerals has wrapped up an expanded nearly 5,000-meter gold drilling campaign at its Lightning and Monza prospects within the Smokebush Project, with assay results expected in August 2025.

Wildcat Resources advances its Tabba Tabba Lithium Project with the Preliminary Feasibility Study nearing completion and strong metallurgical results, supported by a robust cash position of $55.1 million.

Brazilian Critical Minerals appoints Altris Engineering to spearhead the critical Ema Rare Earth Bankable Feasibility Study, aiming to advance its low-cost in-situ recovery project in Brazil.

Pure Resources advances its Reedy Creek project by exploring graphite potential and forging US partnerships to tap into thermal management and rare earth element technologies.

Nova Minerals has priced a US$11.1 million underwritten public offering on NASDAQ, aiming to boost exploration and development at its Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project in Alaska.

Pivotal Metals has launched a new exploration program at its Belleterre-Angliers Greenstone Belt projects in Quebec, aiming to uncover high-grade copper-nickel-platinum group metal deposits using advanced geophysical techniques and AI analysis.

Sayona Mining has released final results from its 2024 drilling campaign at the Moblan Lithium Project, revealing multiple thick, high-grade lithium intercepts that support upgrading resources and expanding the project’s footprint.

Revolver Resources has completed critical engineering designs and secured over A$1 million in government grants and royalties, setting the stage for a targeted restart of copper production at its Dianne Copper Mine in late 2025.

Lode Resources has received initial gold assay results that significantly enhance the high-grade antimony and silver intercepts at its Montezuma Project in Tasmania, underscoring the deposit’s growing critical minerals profile.

Trigg Minerals has defined a substantial Exploration Target at its Antimony Canyon Project in Utah, estimating up to 15.6 million tonnes of ore with significant antimony content. The company plans advanced exploration to convert this target into a formal resource.