Latest Divestments News

Cullen Resources Limited reported significant progress in its gold exploration portfolio for the March 2025 quarter, including exercising an option to acquire 90% of the Yardilla Project and planning extensive drilling campaigns across multiple joint ventures.

Tombador Iron Limited reported a modest cash increase to AUD 10.9 million in the March quarter, driven by royalty income from its sold Tombador project, while progressing the acquisition of the Colomi Iron Project in Brazil and preparing for ASX re-listing.

LCL Resources has struck a binding agreement to divest its Colombian projects for A$10 million plus royalties, while unveiling a maiden 831,000-ounce gold resource at its Kusi project in Papua New Guinea.

EV Resources Limited advances its position in the critical antimony market with a 70% stake acquisition in Mexico’s Los Lirios project and full ownership of Utah’s historic Coyote Creek claims, setting the stage for exploration and development.

Infinity Mining Limited reported a challenging quarter with net cash outflows from operations and investing, but bolstered its liquidity through a $1.87 million equity raise and plans to divest Western Australian projects.

Infinity Mining has expanded its exploration footprint with a new ~3,000 km² portfolio in Eastern Australia, identifying promising copper and gold targets while progressing divestment talks for its Western Australian assets.

CZR Resources has terminated its prior deal with Miracle Iron and endorsed a superior A$75 million cash offer from the Rio Tinto-led Robe River Iron Associates JV for its Robe Mesa Project. The company retains promising gold and titanium-vanadium assets while preparing for shareholder approval.

Terra Metals has made significant strides at its Dante polymetallic project, producing three high-grade concentrates and extending mineralisation, while securing a strategic tenement option to expand its resource base.

Resolution Minerals has expanded its strategic footprint with three new project acquisitions in NSW and Queensland, supported by a $1.55 million capital raise and promising LiDAR exploration results at Drake East.

Microba Life Sciences reported robust Q3 FY25 growth in its microbiome diagnostic tests, led by MetaXplore and MetaPanel, while advancing its therapeutics pipeline and projecting strong full-year revenue growth.

Trigg Minerals has solidified its ownership of the Wild Cattle Creek antimony deposit with NSW government approval and confirmed high-grade antimony and tungsten mineralisation beneath the site. The company also expanded its New South Wales footprint through strategic acquisitions of historic gold and antimony projects.

Althea Group Holdings reported $5.02 million in Q3 FY25 receipts, driven by strong growth at Peak Canada and the launch of Peak USA, while its pharmaceutical cannabis division faces steep revenue declines prompting strategic review.