Latest Exploration Licenses News

Triton Minerals updates investors on delayed legal proceedings over its Mozambique graphite projects while progressing exploration planning at its Aucu Gold-Copper Project.

DMC Mining’s planned acquisition of the Firawa and Labé uranium projects in Guinea faces delays due to exploration license approvals, while the company’s cash reserves dwindle to just A$14,000.

Empire Resources has completed a significant 21-hole reverse circulation drilling campaign at its Yuinmery Project, targeting copper-gold mineralisation across multiple prospects. Assay results are pending, with the company poised to define resource potential amid ongoing exploration.

ENRG Elements Limited has appointed new management and implemented significant cost reductions while renewing key uranium exploration permits in Niger. The company is also exiting lithium projects in Canada to focus on core assets and new opportunities.

Buxton Resources reports significant progress across its exploration portfolio, including earthworks at Centurion, heritage survey completion at Madman, and a major graphite testwork success, while regaining full control of Fraser Range after IGO's exit.

Blaze Minerals has acquired a commanding interest in the Loulombo Project in the Republic of the Congo, unveiling exceptional base metals grades and planning a maiden drilling campaign. Meanwhile, critical mineral discoveries in Uganda and a $2.42 million capital raise underpin its growth trajectory.

Austin Metals has agreed to sell its Broken Hill exploration licenses to Kingfisher Mining for $400,000, marking a strategic shift to focus on its Western Australian gold projects.

Octava Minerals secures $1.5 million in a placement to fund exploration and due diligence for acquiring the historically promising Federation copper-zinc-silver project in Western Tasmania.

Peako Limited halted field exploration in the June quarter due to seasonal and logistical challenges, surrendered two tenements, and announced the resignation of its CEO, while maintaining a solid cash position.

Tivan Limited has identified three new copper mineralisation sites at its Turiscai Project in Timor-Leste, advancing its early-stage exploration with assay results expected in September 2025.

Gold Hydrogen Limited has locked in a $14.5 million strategic investment from major Japanese corporations to fund expanded drilling and appraisal at its Ramsay Project in South Australia. This capital injection aims to advance the company’s pioneering work in Natural Hydrogen and Helium exploration.

Antares Metals has reported promising exploration progress at its Mt Isa North project, revealing new copper mineralisation zones and multiple high-priority uranium targets. The discoveries set the stage for further drilling and resource definition.