Latest Infrastructure Access News

Aldoro Resources has announced a maiden JORC-compliant inferred mineral resource of nearly 280 million tonnes at its Kameelburg Rare Earth Element-Niobium project in Namibia, highlighting its potential as a strategic alternative to Chinese supply.

Top End Energy has made significant strides in its Serpentine Natural Hydrogen Project in Kansas, expanding its leasehold and initiating a farm-out process amid growing industry interest. Meanwhile, exploration continues in Australia’s Beetaloo Basin as the company prepares for a U.S. investor push through an upcoming ADR listing.

Western Yilgarn NL has significantly expanded its bauxite portfolio with the acquisition of the Cardea projects, lifting its total JORC bauxite resources to 188 million tonnes, while also securing a promising new gold project in Western Australia’s Gascoyne region.

Flynn Gold’s latest diamond drilling at the Trafalgar Prospect within its Golden Ridge Project reveals multiple high-grade gold veins, reinforcing the prospect’s geological model and potential scale. The company plans further drilling to refine resource estimates.

Helix Resources reveals compelling evidence of large-scale copper-gold mineralisation at its White Hills Project in Arizona, highlighting dual mineralisation styles and plans for targeted drilling and geophysical surveys.

Genmin Limited has raised an additional A$1 million in unsecured loans from key board members to support working capital for its flagship Baniaka iron ore project in Gabon.

NewPeak Metals has acquired the Tansey Gold Project, advanced exploration plans across Argentina and Australia, and bolstered its funding through strategic share sales in Lakes Blue Energy.

Askari Metals has identified significant high-grade copper mineralisation in historic drilling at its newly acquired Nejo Gold Project in Ethiopia, revealing promising exploration upside in a prolific mineral belt.

Mount Hope Mining has received regulatory approval to commence its maiden drilling program at the Mt Hope Project, targeting three high-potential gold prospects in New South Wales.

InVert Graphite’s initial trench assays at the Morogoro Project reveal wide zones of high-grade graphite, with grades reaching up to 29% Total Graphitic Carbon. The company is advancing to drilling to explore mineralisation at depth.

Tyranna Resources has agreed to acquire a 70% interest in the Maongo Copper-Gold Project in Angola, marking a strategic expansion into demand-driven metals with promising historical mining activity and strong infrastructure access.

BPM Minerals has secured an exclusive option to acquire the Forelands Gold Project in Western Australia, featuring high-grade, near-surface gold mineralisation and plans to commence drilling in Q3 2025.