Latest Critical Minerals News

Brazilian Critical Minerals Limited reported a net cash outflow from operating activities in the December 2024 quarter but maintains a solid cash position supported by significant unused financing facilities.

Altech Batteries’ CERENERGY® sodium chloride battery project has secured the highest environmental rating, ‘Dark Green,’ from S&P Global Ratings, highlighting its low emissions and sustainable production. This accreditation opens access to the growing Green Bond market, positioning Altech as a leader in eco-friendly battery technology.

Marmota Limited has launched an extensive drilling program at its Muckanippie Heavy Minerals Titanium discovery, following exceptional assay results that confirm high-grade titanium mineralisation from surface.

VHM Limited has secured ministerial endorsement for its Goschen Project Environmental Effects Statement, paving the way for a Final Investment Decision and targeted production in 2026. The company also advanced financing and strategic appointments to support its development trajectory.

Fertoz Limited reports solid Q4 2024 sales despite Canadian permit delays and plans a strategic rebrand to Canadian Phosphate Limited to align with its growth ambitions.

Australian Rare Earths Limited has secured a $5 million government grant to advance its Koppamurra Rare Earths Project, while initial drilling at its Overland Uranium Project validates promising geological models for uranium deposits.

Godolphin Resources reports significant drilling success at Lewis Ponds with thick massive sulphide intersections and advances its Narraburra Rare Earths project with high-value carbonate samples, supported by a strong capital raise.

Prospech Limited has reported a significant milestone with a JORC-compliant Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate of 7.1 million tonnes at 1.08% TREO for its Korsnäs REE project in Finland, alongside successful EU grant funding and a rights issue raising nearly $786,000.

Narryer Metals has launched the next phase of exploration and metallurgical studies at its Rocky Gully project, targeting new geophysical zones and pioneering eco-friendly rare earth extraction methods.

Fortescue Metals Group has delivered its highest ever half-year iron ore shipments of 97.1 million tonnes, alongside a notable 10% reduction in hematite production costs, underscoring operational strength and advancing decarbonisation efforts.

NIMY Resources has reported record-high gallium grades at its Block 3 East prospect, positioning itself as a potential key supplier in a market set to surge tenfold by 2034.

International Graphite Limited has locked in a $2 million government grant to fund critical feasibility studies for its Western Australian battery anode materials project, reinforcing its mine-to-market strategy.