Latest Gold And Critical Minerals News

West Cobar Metals reports significant progress across its WA and NSW projects, with promising assay results for rare earths and base metals, alongside strategic engagement in the US market and a recent $1.25 million capital raise.

Latitude 66 Limited has completed the sale of its 17.5% interest in the Greater Duchess Joint Venture to Carnaby Resources, transforming its balance sheet to a debt-free position with $6.4 million in cash and shares. Meanwhile, promising exploration results at its Australian gold projects and a new cobalt processing agreement in Finland set the stage for growth.

Tambourah Metals reports breakthrough high-grade gold discoveries at Beatty Park South and Tambourah King, alongside promising critical minerals assays at Speewah North, underpinning an aggressive exploration push in Western Australia.

Liberty Metals Limited has strategically pivoted into the critical minerals sector with a $2.5 million capital raise, new board appointments, and acquisition of three major Brazilian projects targeting rutile, ilmenite, zircon, and rare earths.

Ragnar Metals advances its Swedish IOCG exploration with promising high-grade copper and gold assays, while strategically boosting its gold exposure through key investments in Kaiser Reef and High-Tech Metals.

Voltaic Strategic Resources has identified new gold mineralised corridors at Meekatharra and confirmed rare earth potential at Paddys Well, while maintaining a robust cash position of A$7.9 million.

Stellar Resources has reported exceptional surface sampling results from its East Renison Project in Tasmania, revealing high grades of silver, tin, antimony, gold, and critical minerals including indium. A government-supported drilling program is set to test promising targets, underscoring the project's growing strategic importance.

Metal Bank Limited has completed phase one drilling at the Whiteheads Gold Project and secured major shareholder support for its acquisition of Hastings Technology Metals' gold assets, marking a significant step toward gold production in Western Australia.

Nova Minerals has secured a significant US$43.4 million funding award from the U.S. Department of War to accelerate its Estelle Project in Alaska, advancing both gold and antimony development with strong government backing and infrastructure progress.

Miramar Resources has granted Future Battery Minerals an exclusive option to acquire its Randalls Project for up to A$800,000, enabling a strategic refocus on its core gold and critical minerals assets.

Bubalus Resources has reported encouraging drilling results at its Victorian gold projects and is advancing rare earth exploration in the Northern Territory, supported by a solid cash position.

Black Cat Syndicate reports visible antimony mineralisation in initial drill holes at Mt Clement, advancing one of Australia’s largest antimony deposits with assays due in November 2025.