Latest Exploration News

Tempest Minerals has completed its entitlement and shortfall offer, raising approximately $1.47 million to fund exploration projects in Western Australia.

Greenvale Energy is gearing up for its maiden drilling campaign at the Oasis Uranium Project in Queensland, targeting promising high-grade mineralisation and multiple regional anomalies.

Solis Minerals has voluntarily delisted from the TSX Venture Exchange to concentrate on its primary ASX listing, prompting changes to its ASX waivers and financial reporting calendar.

Altair Minerals has validated its ability to detect deep copper-gold deposits at its Olympic Domain Project through a successful TEM simulation, setting the stage for a targeted drilling campaign near BHP’s Oak Dam Deposit.

Matsa Resources has received a significant A$5 million option fee from AngloGold Ashanti, marking a key milestone in their Lake Carey Gold Project partnership. This payment underlines the progressing $101 million deal between the two mining companies.

QMines Limited reveals metallurgical test results supporting a doubling of throughput at Mount Chalmers to 2Mtpa, boosting metal recoveries and expanding the mine plan to include Develin Creek and Mount Mackenzie.

Wildcat Resources has announced a A$5 million on-market share buy-back, leveraging its strong cash position to enhance shareholder value and capital structure amid optimism for its Tabba Tabba Lithium Project.

Kali Metals has expanded gold mineralisation at its Marble Bar Gold Project to a 2km strike length, including a 600m extension into the newly acquired Peggy tenement, with high-grade rock chip results up to 19.1 g/t Au. The company is now preparing for its first drilling campaign to test these promising targets.

Core Energy Minerals has initiated its first drilling campaign at the Cummins Uranium Project in South Australia, aiming to validate historic uranium anomalies and explore high-grade mineralisation potential.

Future Battery Minerals has identified a significant 1.75km gold anomaly at its Miriam Project in Western Australia, setting the stage for a promising drilling campaign starting in July 2025.

Sunshine Metals has initiated an 840 line-kilometre helicopter-borne VTEM Max geophysics survey over the Coronation–Highway area, backed by a $231,000 Queensland Government grant. The survey aims to uncover massive sulphide deposits analogous to Sunshine’s Liontown and the historic Highway-Reward mines.

Augustus Minerals has secured a key position in the Mt Kare Gold Project by acquiring ACM Contract Mining PNG Ltd, positioning itself second-in-line for the exploration license in Papua New Guinea.