Latest Exploration Progress News

Dateline Resources has completed its acquisition of 100% ownership of the Argos Strontium Project in California, the largest known U.S. strontium deposit, complementing its Colosseum Gold-REE project and aligning with national strategic priorities.

Emu NL has agreed to sell its Badja Gold Project subsidiary for AUD 3.5 million, redirecting focus and funds to its promising Yataga Copper Project in Queensland.

Bastion Minerals has appointed seasoned geologist Ray Muskett to its board and secured shareholder approval to issue up to 750 million new shares, positioning the company for an accelerated exploration phase.

Golden Deeps Ltd has identified further high-grade copper mineralisation at its Graceland Critical Metals Prospect in Namibia, with new channel sampling revealing extensive mineralised zones. An upcoming Induced Polarisation survey aims to pinpoint drilling targets for critical metals including copper, silver, and germanium.

Enova Mining has narrowed its half-year loss to $1.07 million while progressing key rare earth and lithium projects in Brazil and Australia, supported by recent capital raises totaling $2.35 million.

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.

Red Mountain Mining has secured 87 claims in Utah’s historically rich Antimony Mining District, strategically adjoining Trigg Minerals’ high-grade Antimony Canyon Project. This move strengthens RMX’s position in the US critical minerals sector amid rising antimony prices and government supply chain initiatives.

Tambourah Metals reports exceptional shallow gold intersections at its Tambourah King prospect, reinforcing the project's potential and setting the stage for further exploration and resource estimation.

Litchfield Minerals reports assays confirming up to 35% manganese with a hydrothermal signature at Lucy Creek 2, Northern Territory, signaling a potentially larger manganese system. Planned geophysical surveys and drilling in 2026 aim to unlock further resource potential.

Terrain Minerals has initiated an induced polarisation geophysical survey over its Wildflower Gold Prospect, aiming to pinpoint sulphide zones beneath known gold mineralisation. With drilling approvals secured and promising nearby results, the company is poised for a pivotal exploration phase.

Lunnon Metals reports significant high-grade gold assay results from infill drilling at its Hustler prospect, confirming two distinct mineralised structures and moving closer to an initial Mineral Resource estimate. Meanwhile, exploration at Defiance West reveals structural complexity with anomalous base metals but no significant gold yet.

Kuniko Limited updates its prospectus to extend its entitlement offer, enter a joint venture for the Commonwealth Project, and secure partial underwriting from GBA Capital.