Latest Exploration Funding News

PhosCo has achieved critical milestones with the approval of its Gassaat Phosphate Project and a strategic MoU with the Tunisian Government and EBRD, setting the stage for a major drilling campaign and positioning itself as a future global fertilizer supplier.

Petratherm Limited reports compelling high-grade titanium mineralisation at its Muckanippie Project, supported by successful drilling and mineralogical analyses. The company’s oversubscribed funding round strengthens its capacity for further exploration.

OM Holdings delivered a robust production update for Q4 2024, with ferrosilicon output rising sharply despite manganese ore price declines and operational challenges. The company also secured a top sustainability award and made significant debt repayments.

Kalamazoo Resources Limited reported a $449,000 net cash outflow from operating activities in Q2 2024, maintaining a cautious stance as it explores funding options to sustain its exploration efforts.

IPB Petroleum has appointed a new chairman and is intensifying efforts to secure funding for drilling its key Browse Basin assets, while maintaining a strong cash position and exploring new project opportunities.

Mandrake Resources has announced a significant maiden Inferred Resource of 3.3 million tonnes of Lithium Carbonate Equivalent at its Utah Lithium Project, alongside securing a US$1 million grant from the US Department of Energy to support further exploration and development.

Firetail Resources has sold its lithium rights over key Western Australian projects to Spartan Resources for $275,000, marking a strategic shift to focus on its flagship Skyline Copper Project in Canada.

Geopacific Resources has successfully closed a fully subscribed A$40 million entitlement offer, positioning the company to advance its Woodlark Gold Project with a major drilling program and updated feasibility study.

Sipa Resources has inked agreements to acquire four advanced gold projects in South Australia and Western Australia, positioning itself for a significant exploration boost. The $2.2 million deal, coupled with a $1.75 million capital raise, signals a strategic pivot towards expanding its resource base.

GreenTech Metals has restarted its stage 2 diamond core drilling at the Whundo Cu-Zn project in West Pilbara, backed by a completed $2.3 million placement to fund exploration and resource expansion efforts.