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Viking Mines is advancing its Linka tungsten project in Nevada across drilling, metallurgy, processing, permitting and growth workstreams, but the proposed restart remains pre-resource and pre-feasibility. Pending assays, bulk-sample testing and US permitting will determine whether the fast-to-market strategy can become a mine development case.

Mount Ridley Mines says its patent-pending Selectro process recovered 95.5% of vanadium from a third-party titanomagnetite sample, while also recovering titanium and iron. The result broadens the process beyond scandium and bauxite, although commercial economics and scale-up remain untested.

Tivan has lifted the Indicated portion of its Speewah fluorite resource by 37% after 14,025 metres of drilling, clearing a key technical hurdle for mine planning and Ore Reserve work. The overall resource grew only 4%, leaving the next test firmly in project economics, metallurgy and funding.

Savannah Goldfields has paused Georgetown production after processing its available Big Reef ore, with mining not expected to resume until the second quarter of 2027. The company ended September with A$1.23 million in cash and remains reliant on a material financing transaction while its securities stay suspended.

Orezone Gold has put a US$1.05 billion after-tax valuation on a 14-year Casa Berardi mine plan, with a planned East Mine restart and 1.63 million ounces of production. The economic case remains preliminary, includes Inferred Resources and reports no Mineral Reserves.

Iltani Resources has reported its thickest-ever Orient intercept, with 106m at 143 g/t silver equivalent from shallow depth in Orient East. Further results also broaden the southern and eastern targets ahead of a resource update and a planned 145-hole follow-up program.

Sunrise Energy Metals has approved development of its Syerston Scandium Project in New South Wales, targeting first commercial production in the second half of 2028. The decision moves the project into construction while leaving financing, listing and execution milestones ahead.

Fortuna Metals has reported multiple broad, high-grade rutile intersections beneath the current resource boundary at its Kahuna prospect in Malawi. The results leave mineralisation open along strike and at depth, with more than 2,700 samples still being processed.

Regis Resources has extended gold mineralisation beyond existing reserves at Garden Well and identified fresh-rock mineralisation beneath the largely regolith-hosted Moolart Well deposit. Strong intersections at Beamish South are now feeding a Mineral Resource update and potential Ore Reserve assessment.

Nodestream has completed its $6.5 million placement, launched Missions and expanded its defence push across the US and Europe. But revenue remains under pressure, quarterly cash burn is substantial and auditors have warned of material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.

Manuka Resources has restarted gold production at Wonawinta and reached full processing capacity after quarter end, marking the first operating revenues from the plant. The stronger production narrative is tempered by A$581,000 in cash, A$60.1 million of borrowings and a reported funding runway of just 0.37 quarters on the September cash burn.

Austral Resources produced 1,457 tonnes of copper in the September quarter, 21% below the low end of guidance, after a crushing upgrade and sulphuric acid shortages disrupted Mt Kelly. The company expects output to recover late in the December quarter, but cash fell to $21.04 million by 30 October after major settlement and development payments.