Latest Development News

Antipa Minerals has selected a gold-and-copper processing pathway for its Minyari Dome project, bringing the pre-feasibility study closer to release in November. At the same time, drilling expanded Tim's Dome mineralisation across 2.2km, while quarterly exploration spending reduced cash to A$28.0 million.

Argosy Minerals has upgraded the JORC mineral resource at its Rincon Lithium Project to 790,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent, with 600,000 tonnes classified as Indicated. A separate conceptual Exploration Target of up to 1.03 million tonnes has been identified below the resource, adding potential upside ahead of further drilling and the project’s Definitive Feasibility Study.

Elevra Lithium delivered record mining volumes and US$74 million in North American Lithium revenue during the September quarter, while unit costs fell and cash increased to US$319 million. The company has now moved its NAL expansion into execution, but six recordable injuries and unsettled shipment pricing add important caveats to an otherwise strong operational update.

Vita Resources is positioning itself as a small, focused Australian and New Zealand gold explorer, with Ninnis in Western Australia and a new Otago pipeline forming the centrepiece. The company says New Zealand exploration is expected to begin in 2027, while its early-stage projects remain dependent on exploration success, funding and approvals.

Serko says faster growth in completed room nights has lifted first-half trading above expectations, with a modest FY27 income guidance upgrade now anticipated. The travel technology company also expects positive free cash flow for both the first half and full year.

Li-FT Power has returned a 56-metre intersection grading 1.43% Li₂O from the first assays of its 2026 drilling campaign in Quebec. The results strengthen the company’s geological interpretation ahead of a planned resource estimate and preliminary economic assessment in early 2027, although most of the program remains to be reported.

International Equities Corporation lifted September-quarter revenue 46.8% to A$753,000, but remained loss-making as apartment disposals and new borrowings supported liquidity. The company ended the quarter with A$1.207 million in cash and reported 5.7 quarters of funding based on cash and unused facilities.

Mustera Property Group has completed piling and erected the tower crane at its 42-apartment Verse on McCabe project, while the final Forbes Residences commercial lot has moved to an unconditional $2.4 million sale. The quarter also brought a $3.451 million operating cash outflow and $71.16 million in unused financing facilities.

Xpedra Resources has completed its first 31 Springfield RC holes with broad gold mineralisation now traced across 400 metres of strike and open at depth and along strike. A larger 4,000 to 5,000 metre drilling campaign is due to begin shortly, while the company has added the historic Neeld Gold Project to its NSW portfolio.

Union Star Metals ended September with A$220,000 in cash, enough for an estimated 0.44 quarters of funding at the quarter’s outflow rate. The company has completed its Brazilian asset sale and is pursuing portfolio disposals, but permitting delays have pushed back planned drilling at its main Nevada project.

Radiopharm Theranostics has received an $8 million advance against its anticipated FY26 Australian R&D tax incentive, giving the clinical-stage company additional funding for trials and working capital. The facility carries commercial interest and must be repaid by 26 October 2027.

Caspin Resources has reported a 45% increase in contained tin at its Kelpie Deposit, with a 6.5Mt resource now sitting within an optimised open-pit shell. The explorer is moving towards development-style work while awaiting assays from deeper drilling and testing a growing list of regional targets.