Latest Joint Venture News

Gullewa Limited reported a solid cash balance of A$8.1 million at the end of June 2025, supported by positive operating cash flow despite ongoing investment in exploration and corporate activities.

Narryer Metals progresses metallurgical work at its Rocky Gully critical minerals project while extending titanium-rich mineralisation at Rosewood West in South Australia.

Artemis Resources has secured $4.75 million in funding to launch a major drilling campaign across its gold, copper, and lithium projects in Western Australia, setting the stage for significant resource growth and development.

Resolution Minerals Limited is set to pursue a dual-listing on the NASDAQ in Q4 2025, aiming to tap into deeper U.S. capital markets and enhance its profile among American investors. The move supports the development of its critical minerals Horse Heaven project in Idaho, aligning with U.S. national security interests.

ActivEX Limited reports a maiden gold resource of 310,000 ounces at its Gilberton project and broadens its rare earth element exploration with new tenement applications in Queensland.

Yojee Limited has unveiled its next-generation MOSAIC platform prototype to strong industry acclaim, completed critical technical validation for its SmartYojee customs technology, and secured a $5.4 million capital raise to fuel growth and commercialisation.

Bastion Mining has taken control of over 90% of Xanadu Mines shares through a takeover bid, moving swiftly to compulsory acquisition and setting the stage for the Kharmagtai project’s next phase.

Arafura Rare Earths pushes forward with equity funding for its Nolans Project, targeting a €100 million investment from Germany’s Raw Materials Fund amid rising geopolitical tensions reshaping the rare earths landscape.

Prodigy Gold has updated its mineral resources at the Tanami North Project, increasing gold ounces to over half a million, while securing $6.35 million in a recent entitlement offer to fund further exploration and development.

Buxton Resources reports significant progress across its exploration portfolio, including earthworks at Centurion, heritage survey completion at Madman, and a major graphite testwork success, while regaining full control of Fraser Range after IGO's exit.

Buru Energy advances its Rafael Gas Project in Western Australia with a focus on sustainable growth, targeting a final investment decision in 2026 and production start in 2028. The project aims to supply local power generation with trucked LNG and condensate, replacing costly imports.

GTi Energy has marked a pivotal quarter with a positive scoping study for its Lo Herma uranium project in Wyoming, securing $4.5 million in funding led by Snow Lake Energy and gaining regulatory approval to begin drilling this September.