Latest Environmental Rehabilitation News

Strickland Metals (ASX:STK) has confirmed no hidden material information explains recent share price swings, attributing volatility to regulatory delays in Serbia and broader gold sector weakness.

Larvotto Resources’ initial flotation testwork on 1.4 million tonnes of Hillgrove tailings shows up to 95% antimony and 75% gold recoveries, unlocking potential metal inventory and environmental rehabilitation benefits ahead of production start in August 2026.

Strickland Metals has laid out an ambitious 2026 drilling program at its Rogozna Project in Serbia, targeting resource expansion and Pre-Feasibility Study support, despite delays in government approvals for its Shanac license.

Boss Energy has released updated Mineral Resource Estimates for its Gould’s Dam and Jason’s Deposit uranium projects, revealing significant increases in contained uranium despite lower average grades. The company is advancing permitting and drilling plans to accelerate development near its Honeymoon Operation in South Australia.

Energy Resources of Australia reported a significantly reduced net loss of $50 million for 2025, driven by rehabilitation provision adjustments and higher interest income. Meanwhile, rehabilitation delays and Rio Tinto’s compulsory acquisition efforts highlight ongoing operational and ownership challenges.

Ardea Resources has made disciplined progress on its Kalgoorlie Nickel Project’s Definitive Feasibility Study, supported by renewed Major Project Status and full funding from a Japanese consortium. Completion is on track for mid-2026 amid robust resource updates and strategic partnerships.

NT Minerals faces ASX trading suspension but pushes forward with exploration plans at Twin Peaks and Finniss River projects, while considering capital restructuring.

Energy Resources of Australia reported a $45.3 million operating cash outflow in Q4 2025 but maintains robust liquidity from a prior $766 million capital raise, supporting operations through 2027.

Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) reports ongoing legal challenges over the Jabiluka Mineral Lease and a compulsory acquisition court hearing, alongside delays in key rehabilitation works at the Ranger Project Area.

Heavy Minerals Limited has formalised a binding agreement with Hillgrove Resources to develop a pioneering garnet extraction project at the Kanmantoo Copper Mine, aiming to start production in late 2026.

Energy Resources of Australia has been granted a new rehabilitation authority to extend its environmental restoration work at the Ranger Project Area beyond January 2026.

Greenvale Energy has completed a significant trenching program at its Oasis Uranium Project, revealing promising new extensional opportunities and a potential second mineralised structure. Assay results are pending, setting the stage for expanded exploration.