Latest Critical Minerals News

Neometals’ Finnish subsidiary Novana Oy has been awarded a €48.7 million conditional grant from Business Finland to advance its €400 million Vanadium Recovery Project in Pori, aiming to produce up to 60% of Europe’s vanadium demand with a low-carbon footprint.

5E Advanced Materials reports progress on its California boron project with a new feasibility study and equity raises, while highlighting ongoing funding uncertainties.

InVert Graphite has reported promising initial drilling results from its Kumba prospect in Tanzania, confirming consistent high-grade graphite mineralisation with grades reaching 13.4% Total Graphitic Carbon. The ongoing drilling program aims to further delineate this significant graphite resource ahead of the wet season.

Chilwa Minerals reports robust assay results from 347 sonic drill holes at the Mpyupyu Flats deposit, reinforcing its resource base and progressing a scoping study for early 2026.

Trigg Minerals has expanded its Tennessee Mountain Tungsten Project in Nevada by acquiring contiguous claims that consolidate a district-scale mineralised system, setting the stage for modern exploration and resource definition.

Nimy Resources announces a maiden JORC Inferred Mineral Resource at its Mons Block 3 project in Western Australia, featuring exceptionally high-grade gallium and significant rare earth oxides, positioning the company as a potential key supplier amid global supply constraints.

Tombador Iron Limited has completed its strategic acquisition of GoviEx Uranium Inc., paving the way for a relisting as Atomic Eagle Ltd focused on uranium exploration.

Delta Lithium has updated its Mt Ida Mineral Resource Estimate to include a high-grade rubidium oxide resource, enhancing the project's critical mineral credentials and economic potential.

Waratah Minerals reports significant new gold intercepts at its Spur and Consols Zones, expanding the promising Spur Gold Corridor in NSW. The company also accelerates exploration with more rigs and advanced assay technology.

Trek Metals has announced a breakthrough discovery of exceptionally high-grade manganese at its Christmas Creek Project in Western Australia, with assays revealing grades up to 58%. This greenfields find hints at a potentially large hydrothermal manganese system yet to be drill tested.

Lycopodium Limited projects steady growth for FY26 with revenue guidance of $390-$410 million, underpinned by strong project momentum and the strategic SAXUM acquisition expanding its footprint in the Americas.

Locksley Resources is accelerating development at its Desert Antimony Mine in California, delivering promising high-grade bulk sample results and advancing towards U.S. antimony production aligned with federal strategic goals.