Latest Exploration News

Black Cat Syndicate has inked a binding agreement to purchase up to 125,000 tonnes of ore from Auric Mining, aiming to boost gold production at its Lakewood facility starting September 2025.

Northern Star Resources has met its FY25 gold sales guidance with strong June quarter results and outlined an ambitious FY26 production and capital expenditure plan focused on growth and operational readiness.

Gold Mountain Limited reports promising high-grade rare earth element anomalies and new gold targets at its Varzedo Prospect in Brazil, advancing its Down Under Rare Earths Project.

Alkane Resources has met its FY2025 gold production guidance with 70,120 ounces from Tomingley, while significantly strengthening its cash and investment position.

Great Western Exploration has initiated a detailed ground gravity survey at its Oval and Oval South targets in Western Australia, aiming to refine the search for high-grade copper-gold VHMS mineralisation. The survey builds on promising drill results and extensive geophysical data, with findings expected by early August 2025.

Traka Resources disputes Alamako Resources’ notice to terminate their partnership on the Didi Gold Project in Guinea, signaling a brewing legal standoff. The company insists it has acted in good faith and is exploring its options.

Advance Metals reports robust silver-gold assay results from its maiden diamond drilling at the Yoquivo Project in Mexico, revealing mineralisation beyond previous estimates. Ongoing drilling and historic core re-sampling aim to refine resource potential.

Dreadnought Resources advances its Gifford Creek Carbonatite project with a targeted diamond drilling campaign to supply metallurgical samples amid rising commercial interest in rare earths and critical metals.

Ramelius Resources has delivered a record-breaking 301,664 ounces of gold in FY25, surpassing guidance and generating robust free cash flow, while advancing its strategic acquisition of Spartan Resources.

Ardea Resources announces a key milestone as a Japanese consortium earns a 17.5% interest in the Kalgoorlie Nickel Project following half of the DFS budget spent. This marks a significant step towards developing a major nickel-cobalt operation with strong ESG credentials.

Site Group International faces a $10 million Federal Court penalty for unconscionable conduct, while its subsidiary Site Institute Pty Ltd moves forward under a Deed of Company Arrangement.

Korab Resources faces renewed uncertainty at its Rum Jungle Project after the Supreme Court invalidated the renewal of two key mineral leases due to a conflict of interest in the decision-making process.