Latest Exploration Technology News

ABx Group has secured partnerships in two major Australian Government R&D initiatives aimed at advancing rare earths refining and exploration technologies, accelerating development of its ionic clay rare earth project in Tasmania.

King River Resources is deploying cutting-edge geophysical and digital mapping technologies at its historically rich Mindoolah Gold Project, aiming to unlock new high-grade gold targets with unprecedented precision.

Viking Mines has successfully identified multiple new high-priority tungsten targets at its Linka Project in Nevada through cutting-edge gravity and magnetic surveys, prompting an expanded exploration program.

Legend Mining has received an $811,458 cash refund from the Australian Taxation Office for its FY2025 R&D claim, lifting its cash position to nearly $11 million.

Greenvale Energy has leveraged advanced Sentinel-2 satellite imagery to identify multiple new uranium exploration targets at its Oasis Project in Queensland, setting the stage for fieldwork in early 2026.

88 Energy advances its Namibia exploration with a planned high-resolution airborne survey and bolstered confidence from nearby successful drilling results.

Eminence Minerals has leveraged advanced Sentinel-2 satellite imagery to identify and rank multiple rare earth element targets across its Campo Grande Project in Brazil, setting the stage for focused ground exploration.

Felix Gold has transitioned from exploration to development with a metallurgical breakthrough producing military-grade antimony and is advancing pilot plant operations and government funding applications to meet US military demand.

Pantera Minerals has completed a $40 million divestment of its Smackover Lithium Project, pivoting strategically into U.S. critical minerals with a major land acquisition in Arkansas. The company’s strengthened balance sheet and expanded U.S. market presence set the stage for accelerated growth.

E79 Gold Mines has significantly expanded its Western Australian footprint by acquiring a 90% stake in Cue Metals, gaining access to the highly prospective Cue Gold Project in the Murchison region. The company has also launched a high-resolution gravity survey and reported promising exploration results across its key projects.

Viking Mines has completed a cutting-edge drone survey at its Linka Tungsten Project, integrating 1970s data with modern technology to fast-track exploration and permitting.

Temas Resources has completed a detailed airborne LiDAR survey at its Quebec projects, enhancing geological and engineering insights while progressing its proprietary Regenerative Chloride Leach technology aimed at slashing processing costs.