Latest Exploration Licence News

Golden Dragon Mining Ltd is set to raise $5 million through an IPO, aiming for ASX listing with a portfolio of promising gold and nickel exploration projects in Western Australia.

Adelong Gold Limited reports significant progress in Victorian exploration with maiden drilling confirming robust gold mineralisation, while navigating a joint venture deadlock in NSW and securing a $1.25 million strategic investment.

Reward Minerals has acquired a key exploration licence covering the Beyondie Potash Plant and is progressing its proprietary potash processing technologies alongside new copper and gold exploration initiatives.

Adavale Resources has appointed industry veteran David Ward as Managing Director to spearhead exploration and drilling at its flagship Parkes Gold-Copper Project, aiming to unlock significant value in one of Australia’s richest mineral provinces.

Fortuna Metals has acquired two exploration licences in Malawi’s emerging rutile province, completed initial drilling programs, and appointed Tom Langley as CEO, positioning itself alongside a world-class deposit. The company also raised $2.1 million to fund ongoing exploration.

Miramar Resources has exercised its option to acquire 100% of Exploration Licence E25/654, a strategic move linked to the sale of its Randalls Project to Future Battery Minerals. This acquisition reinforces Miramar's commitment to advancing its mineral exploration footprint in Western Australia.

Future Battery Minerals has secured an exclusive six-month option to acquire the Randalls Gold Project, a significant landholding in Western Australia's prolific goldfields, complementing its existing Coolgardie assets.

Tali Resources has completed its initial drilling program at the West Arunta Project, with assay results due soon, following a successful $7.5 million IPO and extensive geophysical surveys.

Adavale Resources has achieved a crucial milestone by securing 100% Native Title consent for its Marree uranium project in South Australia, paving the way for advanced exploration activities.

Earth’s Energy Limited has halted further exploration spending on its South Australian and Queensland geothermal assets following an independent review, shifting focus to new project opportunities. The company maintains a healthy cash position while managing its existing licences conservatively.

Western Yilgarn has launched ground exploration at its Ida Holmes Junction and New Norcia projects, aiming to expand high-grade gallium mineralisation critical for semiconductor and green energy technologies.

Connected Minerals reports robust Phase 2 drilling results at its Etango North-East uranium project in Namibia, with 17 of 23 holes returning economic uranium grades and confirming promising geological parallels to a world-class deposit.