Latest Exploration Licences News

Catalina Resources has initiated a reverse circulation drilling program at its Laverton Gold Project, aiming to extend and refine promising gold zones within a key exploration licence area. Results are anticipated by mid-October 2025.

Fortuna Metals has secured two key exploration licences in Malawi’s emerging rutile province, positioning itself next to Sovereign Metals’ world-class Kasiya deposit. The company also appoints Tom Langley as CEO to spearhead exploration efforts.

Forrestania Resources has confirmed high-grade gold mineralisation at its Lady Lila prospect, upgrading the JORC-compliant resource to over 40,000 ounces. A third drilling campaign is planned to further expand the deposit.

Augustus Minerals has raised $1.675 million through a placement to fund maiden drilling at its Music Well gold targets and advance the Mt Kare project application. The capital boost positions the company with nearly $2.75 million in cash to accelerate exploration activities through 2025.

First Au Limited’s maiden joint venture drilling at the Nimba Gold Project in Liberia has extended the high-grade gold mineralisation at the Ziyatoyah Prospect, with assays pending from initial drill holes.

Hastings Technology Metals has agreed to sell its Western Australian gold assets to Metal Bank Limited for A$2.3 million in shares, enabling a sharper focus on its flagship rare earths project. The deal includes key management moves and an in-specie share distribution to Hastings shareholders.

Augustus Minerals is progressing its second-in-time licence application for the Mt Kare Gold Project in Papua New Guinea, aiming to unlock a high-grade alkali epithermal deposit near the Porgera mine. The company is preparing for rapid underground development and aggressive drilling, contingent on regulatory outcomes.

Eclipse Metals has secured a crucial renewal of its Greenland exploration licence, extending its tenure to 2027 and clearing the way toward a mining licence for its rare earth project in a geopolitically strategic region.

Tali Resources has completed its initial reverse circulation drilling program at the West Arunta Project, with assay results expected in the December quarter. The company is advancing further exploration activities backed by government incentives.

Moho Resources has significantly expanded its Bush Chook Gold Project in Western Australia’s Pilbara Craton, acquiring nine new tenements that reveal multiple high-grade gold zones yet to be drill tested.

Bubalus Resources has identified promising high-grade gold targets at its Wilson’s Hill Project near Bendigo, Victoria, revealing structural similarities to the prolific Bendigo Goldfield and bonanza-grade mineralisation at depth.

Chilwa Minerals has verified rare earth elements in its first diamond drill hole at the Mposa anomaly within Malawi’s Chilwa Carbonatite system, marking a significant milestone in its critical minerals exploration program.