Latest Exploration Licences News

Prominence Energy has secured the last regulatory approval needed to complete its acquisition of the Gawler Hydrogen Project, setting the stage for exploration of natural hydrogen in South Australia.

DevEx Resources has secured Alligator Energy’s entire uranium tenement package in the Northern Territory’s Alligator Rivers Uranium Province, significantly expanding its Nabarlek Project footprint. This strategic move consolidates key uranium-bearing fault corridors and historical resources, setting the stage for a district-scale exploration push.

Alara Resources has successfully commissioned its Al Wash-hi Majaza Copper Concentrator Plant in Oman, marking a key milestone as it begins copper-gold concentrate shipments and advances exploration across multiple licences.

Corazon Mining has secured two critical tenements at its Two Pools Gold Project in Western Australia, enabling preparations for a maiden diamond drilling program aimed at confirming high-grade gold mineralisation early next year.

BOA Resources has acquired a significant interest in the Neds Creek Copper Project in Western Australia’s Murchison Copper Belt, supported by a $3.75 million capital raise to fund exploration and drilling planned for early 2026.

AKORA Resources has taken a pivotal step by submitting its application to convert the Bekisopa Iron Ore Project’s exploration licence into a mining licence, leveraging recent political reforms in Madagascar to unlock development and investment opportunities.

BOA Resources has secured a 49% interest in the Neds Creek Copper Project, positioning itself near some of Western Australia’s most prolific copper mines. With drilling planned for early 2026, the company aims to unlock significant exploration potential in this proven copper district.

Octava Minerals has verified high-grade indium mineralisation up to 860ppm at its Sweeney’s prospect in Tasmania, with diamond drilling about to commence following promising geophysical survey results.

Patriot Resources has secured an 80% interest in two key exploration licences in Zambia’s Mumbwa district, strengthening its foothold in a promising copper region without additional cash outlay.

DevEx Resources has secured nine uranium exploration licences from Rio Tinto in the Northern Territory’s Alligator Rivers Uranium Province, significantly enlarging its exploration territory near historic high-grade deposits.

Middle Island Resources has identified significant lead and zinc soil anomalies at the Tisovik target within its Bobija Project in Serbia, highlighting promising exploration potential in a historically mined area. Assay results reveal high-grade mineralisation footprints extending over 1.5km, setting the stage for further investigation.

Augustus Minerals has applied for a significant exploration licence in Papua New Guinea’s Vanapa River region, positioning itself within one of the world’s richest gold-copper belts while progressing its Mt Kare project.