Latest Critical Minerals News

Australian Critical Minerals has completed a strategic acquisition of Circuit Resources, adding six multi-commodity projects in Peru and initiating exploration activities with drilling planned for late 2025.

Boab Metals has secured key environmental approvals and launched a $50 million capital raise to advance its Sorby Hills Lead-Silver-Zinc Project, marking a pivotal step toward production.

Kingfisher Mining secures shareholder approval for NSW tenement acquisition and accelerates exploration at Copper Blow and Mick Well REE projects, backed by a solid $2.35 million cash position.

Black Canyon Limited has confirmed extensive, shallow high-grade manganese and iron mineralisation at its Wandanya Project, with significant strike lengths and widths that remain open for expansion. The company plans diamond drilling and metallurgical testwork to advance development.

New Frontier Minerals reports significant progress in its Harts Range and NWQ Copper projects, revealing new heavy rare earth prospects and promising copper recovery results that could accelerate production timelines.

Cosmos Exploration deepens its foothold in Bolivia’s lithium sector through advanced brine testing and a strategic pilot plant purchase, positioning itself at the forefront of sustainable lithium extraction.

Lion Rock Minerals has confirmed a major expansion of its mineralised footprint at the Minta Rutile and Monazite Projects in Cameroon, backed by significant funding rounds including a strategic partnership with Tronox Holdings. The company is well-positioned to accelerate exploration and resource definition into 2026.

Golden Dragon Mining Ltd is set to raise $5 million through an IPO, aiming for ASX listing with a portfolio of promising gold and nickel exploration projects in Western Australia.

Brazilian Critical Minerals has reported exceptional results from its in-situ recovery trials at the Ema rare earth project, achieving rare earth concentrations far exceeding in-situ grades and securing strong local government backing.

Brazilian Critical Minerals Limited reported a net cash outflow of AUD 1.2 million for Q3 2025, offset by strong financing inflows that boosted its cash reserves to AUD 2.46 million. The company’s extended loan facility and available credit provide a runway of over five quarters at current spending levels.

Aldoro Resources has confirmed a substantial inferred mineral resource at its Kameelburg Rare Earth Element and Niobium project in Namibia, with Phase II drilling underway targeting high-grade zones. The company also moves to streamline its portfolio by divesting non-core assets.

Richmond Vanadium Technology reports solid progress in its Queensland vanadium project, advancing environmental approvals and feasibility studies while strengthening key industry collaborations.