Latest Infrastructure News

Tolu Minerals has launched a major exploration campaign targeting historically rich gold veins near the Tolukuma Gold Mine in Papua New Guinea, aiming to expand its mineral resources with drilling planned for Q3 2025.

Activeport Group has secured a pivotal contract to deploy its software-defined networking technology for Telekom Malaysia, enabling a shift to automated, self-service fixed-line services across Southeast Asia.

GenusPlus Group Ltd has landed a $65 million contract to design and build the Merredin Battery Energy Storage System in Western Australia, marking a significant step in its renewable energy expansion.

Lunnon Metals has completed a detailed Scoping Study for its Lady Herial gold deposit, confirming a short-life, high-grade open pit opportunity with strong financial prospects. The study, based largely on Measured and Indicated Resources, sets the stage for commercial negotiations with Gold Fields and potential near-term production.

Octava Minerals reports encouraging early-stage bioleaching results from CSIRO on its Byro REE and lithium project, signaling potential for cost-effective and environmentally friendly metal extraction.

Adisyn Ltd has successfully completed a key R&D program on low-temperature graphene deposition, earning full approval and final payment of a $520,000 grant from the Israel Innovation Authority. This milestone validates its cutting-edge semiconductor technology aimed at revolutionizing AI and high-performance computing.

Meridian Energy’s May 2025 report reveals rising hydro storage levels and a dip in national electricity demand, alongside mixed retail sales performance and lower generation prices.

Ventia Services Group has locked in a $100 million, five-year contract with Tuatahi First Fibre, reinforcing its role as a key player in New Zealand's fibre infrastructure landscape.

Robex Resources confirms steady progress on its Kiniero Gold Project in Guinea, maintaining schedule and budget for first gold production in late 2025.

EQ Resources reports promising preliminary tungsten recovery results from Wolfram Camp stockpiles, achieving an 86% recovery rate and validating advanced X-ray sorting technology. This breakthrough supports the company’s vision for a low-impact regional tungsten hub in Queensland.

Renascor Resources has received provisional development authorisation from South Australia’s Minister for Planning to build a commercial-scale battery anode material plant, marking a pivotal step in its vertically integrated graphite project.

Juno Minerals has agreed to sell its Mount Mason DSO Hematite Project to Gold Valley Yilgarn for A$6 million plus a 2% royalty, unlocking cash and future income while focusing on its flagship Mount Ida Magnetite Project.