Latest Environmental Rehabilitation News

Ora Banda Mining Ltd reported a record September quarter with a 39% surge in gold production and a 37% rise in gold sales, underpinned by strong operational performance and exploration success.

Energy Resources of Australia updates on ongoing legal battles over Jabiluka lease and compulsory acquisition, while Ranger rehabilitation faces delays and potential cost overruns.

Polymetals Resources has advanced its Endeavor Mine ramp-up, producing over 15,000 tonnes of concentrates and scheduling its first zinc shipment. The company also reduced debt and strengthened its cash position, signaling progress toward steady-state operations.

Greenwing Resources has unveiled a scoping study for its Que River polymetallic project in Tasmania, outlining a low capital expenditure route to potentially generate A$63 million in cash flow within a year. The study leverages existing infrastructure and highlights significant exploration upside beneath existing pits.

Larvotto Resources has officially begun upgrading its Hillgrove processing plant in New South Wales, aiming for mid-2026 completion and a significant increase in antimony and gold production.

Nex Metals Explorations has partnered with the Wangkatja Tjungula Aboriginal Corporation to reprocess historic gold tailings at Kookynie, sharing profits and embedding cultural stewardship in rehabilitation efforts.

Pilot Energy has secured a $1.5 million debt note to bolster cash flow ahead of a substantial $4.5 million Petroleum Resource Rent Tax refund linked to the decommissioning of the Cliff Head Oil Field.

Metgasco reports a 4% dip in quarterly sales revenue and a 9% drop in production, while launching a Production Uplift Program funded by a $750,000 capital raise. Operational improvements at Odin and Vali fields helped slow the decline.

Asian Battery Metals has confirmed significant extensions of massive sulphide zones and high-grade mineralisation at its Oval Cu-Ni-PGE discovery in Mongolia, setting the stage for follow-up drilling and metallurgical testing in the coming quarter.

Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) reports ongoing legal challenges over the Jabiluka Mineral Lease and compulsory acquisition objections requiring Federal Court approval, while investing heavily in Ranger Project rehabilitation.

Tivan Limited has made significant progress on a revised access road for its Speewah Fluorite Project, balancing infrastructure needs with cultural heritage preservation. The company also secured key native title agreements and regulatory approvals supporting its feasibility study and joint venture with Sumitomo Corporation.

Brazilian Critical Minerals has achieved a significant breakthrough in its Ema rare earths project by demonstrating rapid hydraulic permeability using in-situ recovery techniques, a crucial step towards commercial mining.