Latest Critical Minerals News

Brazilian Critical Minerals Ltd advances permitting for its Ema rare earths project in Brazil, securing strong local government support and progressing key licence applications.

Snow Lake Resources is set to acquire Global Uranium, creating a leading U.S.-focused uranium developer with a diversified portfolio and enhanced market presence. The merger promises scale, strategic synergies, and exposure to critical nuclear fuel cycle technologies amid supportive U.S. policies.

Global Uranium and Snow Lake Resources have agreed to merge, creating a leading U.S.-focused uranium company valued at A$44.5 million. The deal consolidates key assets and promises enhanced exploration and development opportunities.

Adelong Gold Limited attributes its recent share price jump to the completion of a key drilling program and a strategic investment by Nova Minerals, clarifying market speculation.

Boab Metals is set to list on the U.S. OTCQB market, aiming to tap into American investor interest and capitalise on rising silver prices. This move complements its ASX listing and highlights its advanced Sorby Hills project.

Encounter Resources reports record-breaking high-grade niobium assay results at its Green prospect, expanding the resource footprint and confirming the scale of its critical minerals system.

Pioneer Lithium refines its exploration focus, prioritizing its US uranium projects with Skull Creek nearing drill readiness, while withdrawing from a Namibian uranium asset to optimize capital and value creation.

Mont Royal Resources has lodged a Replacement Prospectus updating its financial disclosures and use of funds ahead of a pivotal shareholder meeting on 10 October to approve a merger with Commerce Resources.

Castile Resources has addressed a recent spike in its share price and trading volume, attributing the movement to rising metal prices and progress on its flagship mining project.

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.

McLaren Minerals has confirmed significant high-grade heavy mineral sands extending 500 metres south of its current Indicated Resource at the McLaren Titanium Project, reinforcing the deposit's growth potential and strategic value.

Locksley Resources has gained critical regulatory approval and secured contractors to advance its Mojave Project, accelerating exploration of antimony and rare earth elements in California.