Latest Exploration Risk News

Many Peaks Minerals has revealed promising auger drilling results at its Ferké Gold Project in Côte d'Ivoire, identifying extensive new drill-ready gold anomalies and advancing diamond drilling to expand high-grade zones.

Argent Minerals has reported compelling high-grade gold, silver, copper, indium, lead, and zinc mineralisation at its Wood Gully Gossan Prospect near Kempfield, NSW, confirming significant polymetallic potential and setting the stage for expanded exploration.

Albion Resources has secured a binding agreement to acquire the Yandal West Gold Project, unveiling multiple high-grade gold targets for imminent drilling, supported by a $2 million capital raise.

Aurumin Limited has entered a potentially lucrative joint venture with Newcam Minerals for iron ore rights worth up to $7 million, while advancing gold exploration with significant drilling at its Central Sandstone Project.

Leeuwin Metals Limited (ASX:LM1) has secured a transformative acquisition of the Marda Gold Project, significantly enhancing its portfolio with a high-grade gold asset in Western Australia. The company also announced a $3.25 million capital raising to fund extensive exploration across its Australian and Canadian projects.

Battery Age Minerals has reported its best lithium drilling results to date at the Falcon Lake Lithium Project in Ontario, with thick, high-grade spodumene intercepts signaling significant growth potential.

Belararox Limited has initiated a comprehensive six-week field program at its Kalahari Copper Belt Project in Botswana, targeting detailed geological mapping and soil sampling to refine copper exploration targets ahead of planned drilling in mid-2025.

Kalamazoo Resources reports robust assay results from its Ashburton Gold Project and secures $1.13 million in capital to fuel ongoing exploration across Western Australia and Victoria.

Terrain Minerals reports encouraging early drilling results at its Wildflower Gold Project, progresses metallurgical studies at Larins Lane Gallium Project, and initiates nickel-copper drilling at Lort River, backed by a $450,000 strategic placement.

Whitebark Energy moves forward with its bid to acquire King Energy, initiating advanced remote sensing studies to pinpoint hydrogen, helium, and hydrocarbon emissions in South Australia's Officer Basin. These efforts set the stage for targeted geochemical surveys and seismic exploration in 2025.

Connected Minerals Ltd has successfully raised $5.1 million to fuel its aggressive uranium exploration in Namibia, reporting impressive high-grade rock chip results that set the stage for maiden drilling in early 2025.

Australian Rare Earths Limited has secured a $5 million government grant to advance its Koppamurra Rare Earths Project, while initial drilling at its Overland Uranium Project validates promising geological models for uranium deposits.