Latest Exploration Approvals News

Metal Bank Limited moves swiftly to expand its Western Australian gold footprint through the acquisition of Hastings Technology Metals’ gold assets and a $2.3 million capital raising aimed at fast-tracking exploration and production.

Kaili Resources has officially confirmed a change of control with Mr Jianzhong Yang now holding over 60% of shares, alongside a significant board reshuffle. The company remains focused on advancing its rare earth elements exploration in South Australia.

Australian Critical Minerals has acquired six exploration projects in Peru, significantly broadening its portfolio with targets in gold, copper, silver, base metals, and lithium. The company also completed a $1 million capital raise to fund upcoming exploration activities.

OzAurum Resources has confirmed and extended high-grade gold mineralisation at its Mulgabbie North project through multiple drilling programs, while appointing a new chairman to guide its next growth phase.

Warriedar Resources has announced a landmark mineral resource upgrade at its Ricciardo deposit, now home to Australia’s largest open-pit antimony resource, alongside significant gold discoveries and a successful A$21 million capital raise to accelerate exploration.

C29 Metals has secured Category 4 exploration approval for its newly granted eastern tenement in Kazakhstan, advancing its multi-mineral project and gaining strong local community support.

Eclipse Metals Ltd reported significant progress in its March 2025 quarter, highlighting new high-grade rare earth mineralisation in Greenland and a strategic uranium project earn-in agreement in Australia.

Piche Resources has extended its Cerro Chacon gold-silver mineralised corridor to 14km and identified multiple high-grade uranium zones at Sierra Cuadrada, setting the stage for an 8,000m drilling campaign in 2Q 2025.

C29 Metals closes December quarter with $2.56 million cash and key drilling approvals for its Ulytau uranium project, but faces a significant hurdle after Ministerial refusal to transfer ownership of its Kazakhstan tenement.

Odessa Minerals has completed key heritage and radiation surveys at its Lyndon Uranium Project and secured $1.1 million in new funding from prominent investors, positioning the company for a focused 2025 exploration campaign.

E79 Gold Mines reports exceptional copper, gold, and bismuth assay results from its Mountain Home Project and gains Northern Territory government approval to commence drilling in 2025.

Aruma Resources advances its exploration portfolio with standout assay results at Fiery Creek and strategic leadership changes, setting the stage for upcoming drilling campaigns.