Latest Exploration Licences News

Connected Minerals has kicked off its Phase 2 reverse circulation drilling at the Ondapanda Prospect within Namibia’s Etango North-East Uranium Project, building on promising Phase 1 results that revealed multiple economic-grade uranium intersections.

Torque Metals has reported a significant high-grade gold intercept extending mineralisation beyond the current Paris Gold Project resource boundary, supported by advanced geophysical surveys.

Artemis Resources has secured a key exploration licence covering the Cassowary Intrusion, setting the stage for geophysical surveys and drilling targeting large copper-gold deposits in Western Australia.

WIN Metals has identified a significant 500-metre gold mineralisation trend at its Ruby Queen North prospect within the Butchers Creek Gold Project, advancing its pipeline of drill-ready targets. Rock chip samples returned grades up to 5.16g/t gold, reinforcing the project's exploration potential.

Petratherm Limited advances its Rosewood Titanium Project with the appointment of a seasoned project development head and an increased stake in a key joint venture, alongside promising metallurgical test results.

Narryer Metals has formalised a joint venture with Petratherm Limited after the latter met its earn-in commitments, aiming to accelerate exploration at the promising Muckanippie Project in South Australia.

Rapid Critical Metals has secured a major exploration licence in New South Wales, expanding its landholding 26-fold and strengthening its position in a prolific silver district. This move connects its Webbs Silver Project with Lode Resources’ assets, setting the stage for new discoveries.

DMC Mining Limited has withdrawn its August 2024 prospectus due to delays in securing exploration licences in Guinea, but remains committed to its critical minerals projects and plans a replacement prospectus once licences are granted.

AJ Lucas Group’s UK arm Cuadrilla Resources has settled a long-standing dispute over shale gas licences, receiving £12.5 million and terminating the carry agreement. This resolution clears a financial uncertainty clouding the company’s UK operations.

Askari Metals has confirmed the legal validity of its Nejo Gold and Copper Project licences in Ethiopia, paving the way for a comprehensive exploration campaign in a highly prospective mineral region.

Greenvale Energy has significantly expanded its Douglas River Uranium Project in the Northern Territory’s Pine Creek region, nearly doubling its exploration footprint with two new licence applications. This strategic move positions the company strongly within one of Australia’s premier uranium provinces.

Omnia Metals Group has entered a 50/50 joint venture with Hardy Metals to explore a highly prospective gold tenement at the Salt Creek Project, expanding its footprint in the Albany-Fraser Orogen near Kalgoorlie.