Latest Critical Minerals News

Trigg Minerals has acquired the Antimony Canyon Project in Utah, the largest and highest-grade antimony deposit in the USA, with a historic resource estimate of 12.7 million tonnes. The company plans to validate and upgrade this resource to JORC standards, advancing its critical minerals strategy in a top-ranked mining jurisdiction.

Elementos Limited has locked in a $5 million strategic placement from Australia’s largest tin producer, Metals X, to accelerate development of its key tin projects in Spain and Tasmania.

Lincoln Minerals has confirmed multiple uranium anomalies at its Yallunda Project in South Australia, reinforcing the site's exploration potential. The company plans an expanded exploration program in the second half of 2025 to further define mineralised zones.

Diablo Resources has identified four promising copper targets within its Phoenix Copper Project in the prolific Lisbon Valley Mining District, setting the stage for drilling in Q3 2025 amid a bullish copper market.

Tungsten Mining NL has reported a maiden inferred mineral resource at its Hatches Creek Project, revealing significant tungsten and copper grades that underpin its ambitions to become a key critical minerals producer.

Hastings Technology Metals has entered a binding agreement with Wyloo to form a 60:40 joint venture on the Yangibana Rare Earths and Niobium Project, with Wyloo taking the lead on funding and management. This partnership aims to de-risk project development and accelerate progress toward final investment decision.

The Finnish Government’s proposed amendments to the Mining Act could resolve licensing uncertainties for Latitude 66’s KSB Project, even as key mining rights expire following a court decision.

Midas Minerals has agreed to acquire the Otavi Copper Project from Nexa Resources, unlocking significant high-grade copper, silver, and gold potential in a well-established African mining jurisdiction.

Manuka Resources’ Taranaki VTM Project has cleared a key regulatory hurdle, moving forward in New Zealand’s Fast-track Approvals Process with promising economic and environmental prospects.

Larvotto Resources has announced an initial tungsten mineral resource at its Hillgrove Project, revealing a significant by-product opportunity alongside gold and antimony. This development could diversify revenue streams and enhance project economics amid rising tungsten prices.

Metals Australia has successfully produced two commercially viable products from its Manindi Titanium-Vanadium-Iron discovery, while identifying additional promising exploration targets nearby.

Southern Cross Gold has successfully closed the second tranche of its C$143 million private placement, securing nearly C$30 million to fund critical milestones at its Sunday Creek Gold-Antimony Project in Australia.