Latest Global Supply Chain News

OD6 Metals has selected an innovative process flowsheet for its Splinter Rock Rare Earth Project, achieving approximately 75% recovery of key rare earths with superior product purity and optimized costs. This milestone sets the stage for advanced testing and mining studies as the company advances toward production.

Power Minerals confirms a high-grade carbonatite hard rock intrusion at its Santa Anna Rare Earth Elements Project in Brazil, with promising grades and ongoing drilling aimed at defining a maiden resource estimate.

Hastings Technology Metals has signed a binding agreement to sell its gold assets to Metal Bank Limited in a share-and-cash deal, marking a strategic pivot towards rare earths and niobium development.

KMD Brands reported a slight revenue increase to NZD 989 million for FY25 but faced significant underlying losses, prompting a strategic reset. The company also reinforced its commitment to tackling modern slavery risks across its global supply chain.

Diablo Resources has wrapped up its maiden drilling at the Phoenix Copper Project in Utah, with assay results pending and plans underway for further exploration at the Fair Dinkum Prospect. The company is also eyeing expansion across the US critical minerals sector amid supportive government initiatives.

Clover Corp has reported a standout FY25 with robust revenue and profit growth, driven by new product launches and strategic investments that strengthen its global supply chain and market reach.

Peak Rare Earths has postponed its critical court hearing for Shenghe Resources' acquisition scheme due to a delay in Tanzanian regulatory approval, pushing the decision to 19 September 2025.

Rapid Critical Metals Limited has had its trading suspension lifted following a capital raising announcement, signaling renewed market activity for the critical metals miner.

EV Resources has confirmed a $1 million follow-on investment from Tribeca Investment Partners, reinforcing confidence in its antimony projects amid rising global demand for critical minerals.

Tivan Limited has agreed to acquire full ownership of the Molyhil Tungsten-Molybdenum Project, positioning itself at the forefront of critical minerals development in Australia's Northern Territory. This strategic move complements its adjacent Sandover Fluorite Project, promising operational synergies and accelerated growth.

Eclipse Metals has launched a significant drilling campaign in Greenland, targeting rare earth elements at its Ivigtût and Grønnedal sites amid rising global demand for critical minerals.

Peak Rare Earths has dismissed a $240 million acquisition proposal from General Innovation Capital Partners, reaffirming its commitment to Shenghe Resources’ $195 million scheme. The board cites concerns over GICP’s incomplete offer and regulatory uncertainties.