Latest Exploration Licences News

Chariot Resources has raised A$2.1 million through a share placement, attracting institutional and sophisticated investors to back its expanding lithium projects in the US and Nigeria. The placement includes free attaching options, pending shareholder approval.

S2 Resources and Black Raven Mining have signed a key Heritage Protection Agreement with the Wajarri Yamaji people, paving the way for exploration licences to be granted over the highly prospective Jillewarra Project in Western Australia.

Skylark Minerals’ latest drilling at the M’Basso Zone within its Zaranou Gold Project reveals thicker and richer gold intersections at greater depths, validating its geological model and hinting at significant resource expansion.

Variscan Mines maintains its 49% interest in the Callabonna Project while Chalice Mining steps in to fund and accelerate exploration through a new earn-in deal with Red Metal.

Pancontinental Energy has won a crucial 12-month extension for its PEL 87 offshore Namibia exploration licence, enabling further seismic analysis and drilling preparations. This extension keeps the project on track as the company seeks a farmin partner to advance exploration.

Corazon Mining Limited has secured rights to apply for exploration licences covering 537 km² in the Plutonic Marymia Greenstone Belt, following a withdrawal agreement with IGO Limited that includes access to proprietary historical data.

Magnetite Mines Limited has revealed promising high-grade copper and silver mineralisation from a re-assay of historic drill core at its Mutooroo Ridge Project in South Australia, highlighting new exploration potential.

Dart Mining NL has agreed to sell its Buckland Gold Project to Daybreak Minerals for $300,000 cash, while retaining rights to provide drilling services on the tenements.

New Age Exploration’s latest drilling at the Wagyu Gold Project in Pilbara confirms a significant intrusion-related gold system with high-grade intercepts, expanding the mineralised footprint near Northern Star’s Hemi deposit.

Chariot Resources has raised $2.15 million in a well-supported placement to fund its acquisition and exploration of lithium assets in Nigeria, signalling strong investor confidence amid soaring lithium prices.

West Cobar Metals has significantly expanded its exploration tenure in NSW’s Cobar district by applying for two new licences, increasing its coverage to around 1,090 km² and unlocking fresh potential for copper, gold, antimony, and silver discoveries.

Tusker Minerals has identified high-grade rutile titanium mineralisation at its Mzimba licences in northern Malawi, with initial sampling revealing strong titanium dioxide concentrations and promising exploration potential.