Latest Gold And Critical Minerals News

Tambourah Metals is seeking up to $2.203 million through a non-renounceable one-for-four entitlement offer to fund exploration across its Western Australian portfolio. The offer is not underwritten, and the prospectus warns that further equity may be needed to support the company beyond the short term.

Tambourah Metals is seeking up to $2.2 million through a one-for-four non-renounceable entitlement offer to fund exploration across its gold and critical minerals portfolio. The raise also offers investors free options, while full participation would expand shares on issue by about 25%.

Tennant Minerals has reported a high-grade maiden resource and further strong drilling at its Bluebird copper-gold discovery, but the annual report carries a material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue as a going concern. A $2.8 million capital raise completed around year-end provides near-term funding, while further exploration and processing studies remain ahead.

Tali Resources has initiated diamond drilling at its Khya prospect, aiming to test significant copper-gold and critical minerals anomalies within the Lake Mackay Fault Zone, backed by a $270,000 government co-funding grant.

CuFe Ltd posted a $5.14 million net loss for FY26, driven by exploration expenses and share-based payments, while making substantial progress on its Tennant Creek Copper Project, buoyed by a $15.4 million strategic investment from Pan African Resources and a $20.75 million capital raise.

Nova Minerals has kicked off geotechnical drilling for the West Susitna Access Road after AIDEA approved up to US$25 million in additional funding, aiming to unlock critical mineral development and improve logistics for its Estelle Project and antimony refinery.

New Age Exploration (ASX: NAE) has appointed a drilling contractor to kick off a focused two-hole, 300-meter campaign at its Wallah Silver Project in NSW, aiming to confirm high-grade silver-polymetallic mineralisation beneath the historic Walla Walla mine.

Strata Investment Holdings delivered a £16.48 million comprehensive profit for H1 2026, driven by a strong revaluation of its investment portfolio and maiden royalty income from Botswana copper assets.

Coppermoly Limited’s Managing Director and CEO Dickson Leah has resigned immediately, prompting a board-led strategic review focused on short-term shareholder value amid ongoing exploration and acquisitions.

Latitude 66 has finalised the sale of its non-core Piastri Project to Capricorn Metals, converting the deal into approximately A$1.79 million in shares. Alongside a recent royalty portfolio sale, this boosts Latitude 66’s war chest with over A$5 million to fund core exploration in Finland and Western Australia.

Latitude 66 Limited has agreed to sell its non-core Piastri Project to Capricorn Metals for A$1.5 million in shares, enabling a sharper focus on its core Finnish and Western Australian assets.

Coppermoly Limited's Managing Director and CEO Dickson Leah has resigned for personal reasons but will oversee a handover as the board searches for a successor. The company continues to focus on its expanding copper, gold, and critical minerals portfolio across Queensland and Western Australia.