Latest Infrastructure News

Capricorn Metals has secured the Mummaloo Project, significantly enlarging its Mt Gibson exploration tenure with promising gold targets just kilometres from existing resources. The $3.5 million deal includes tenements and key physical assets, setting the stage for focused exploration in 2025.

Earth's Energy Limited reports promising progress in its Paralana and Flinders West geothermal projects, confirming new development zones and initiating joint venture discussions, while maintaining a solid cash position.

IRIS Metals has completed key drilling programs at its South Dakota lithium projects and successfully raised $8 million, positioning itself to deliver its maiden mineral resource estimate for the Beecher Project in early 2025.

Frontier Digital Ventures posts a mixed fourth quarter with overall revenue growth but EBITDA pressures, while advancing a strategic review focused on unlocking shareholder value.

Sayona Mining Limited has reported compelling high-grade lithium results from 57 new drill holes at its Moblan Lithium Project, underscoring the potential to upgrade and expand its mineral resource base.

Donaco International posted modest revenue and EBITDA gains in Q2 FY2025, alongside a stronger cash position, while navigating regulatory uncertainties in Southeast Asia.

Finder Energy reports significant progress in its Kuda Tasi and Jahal oil fields development, including promising production simulations and active partner engagement for funding. The company also advances exploration efforts in the UK North Sea and Australia, maintaining a solid cash position.

St Barbara has secured A$100 million to fast-track its Simberi Sulphides project, aiming to bring forward production by up to five months, even as Q2 gold output fell short of expectations due to operational challenges.

Meeka Metals reports steady progress on its Murchison Gold Project, with key infrastructure and processing plant expansions on track for first gold production by mid-2025.

CuFe Ltd has completed the sale of its JWD iron ore rights and Crossroads gold royalty, while forging a strategic alliance to advance copper and gold projects in Tennant Creek. These moves position the company for focused exploration and development in 2025.

Caravel Minerals has secured a crucial water licence agreement and progressed its feasibility study, alongside raising $5 million to support the Caravel Copper Project's development in Western Australia.

Australian Critical Minerals reports significant high-grade iron ore results from its Shaw and Cooletha Projects in the Pilbara, highlighting strong Direct Shipping Ore potential and strategic leadership additions.