Latest Government Engagement News

Lynas Rare Earths reported FY25 results featuring record NdPr output and the first commercial heavy rare earths production outside China, alongside a $750 million equity raise to fund its ambitious Towards 2030 growth strategy.

EcoGraf Limited reveals a major breakthrough in its HFfree® graphite purification technology, cutting operating costs by 25% and projecting a US$282 million NPV for its initial 25,000 tonnes per annum facility. This positions the company as a competitive, eco-friendly supplier amid rising global demand and geopolitical shifts in battery materials.

DMC Mining Limited has withdrawn its August 2024 prospectus due to delays in securing exploration licences in Guinea, but remains committed to its critical minerals projects and plans a replacement prospectus once licences are granted.

Nova Minerals has achieved a remarkable 132% upgrade in antimony grade through ore sorting at its Estelle Project in Alaska, advancing its goal to establish a strategic U.S. supply chain amid critical mineral shortages.

Askari Metals has completed technical due diligence on its Nejo Gold and Copper Project in Ethiopia, clearing a key hurdle ahead of acquisition settlement and setting the stage for maiden drilling campaigns.

Botala Energy has successfully brought new wells online at its Serowe Coal Bed Methane project, significantly boosting reservoir pressure and advancing its LNG development plans. The company also completed Phase 1 of its Bankable Feasibility Study and raised A$1.25 million to fund ongoing exploration and engineering.

Global Uranium and Enrichment Limited has completed a transformative acquisition of the Pine Ridge Uranium Project in Wyoming, initiating a large-scale drilling program that positions the company as a key domestic uranium developer in the US.

Titanium Sands Limited has secured retention licenses for four critical exploration areas and is progressing its Environmental Impact Assessment in Sri Lanka, while engaging government officials and local landowners to navigate regulatory hurdles.

Green Technology Metals (ASX – GT1) reports a significant rubidium discovery at its Seymour Project alongside steady progress in lithium project development and a $3.46 million capital raise.

Trigg Minerals has significantly expanded its Antimony Canyon Project in Utah, defining a robust exploration target and securing $12.5 million to advance development. Strategic appointments and a processing study signal its ambition to become a key US antimony supplier.

Globe Metals & Mining has made significant strides in its Malawi-based Kanyika Niobium Project, adopting an Early Contractor Involvement model to optimize engineering and reduce costs, alongside key leadership changes and a strengthened cash position.

Felix Gold is advancing its Treasure Creek Project in Alaska, aiming for the first domestic antimony concentrate production in over 30 years by late 2025 or early 2026, supported by strong government engagement and solid finances.