Latest Joint Ventures News

Traka Resources has secured a strategic joint venture in Guinea’s Siguiri Basin while streamlining its Australian portfolio, though a legal dispute with its Guinea partner clouds the project’s future.

Pinnacle Minerals has progressed metallurgical reviews and exploration across its rare earth, lithium, and heavy mineral sands projects, supported by a recent $1.76 million capital raising to fund ongoing and new opportunities.

Origin Energy’s June 2025 quarterly report reveals a slight dip in LNG revenue due to softer prices, steady production, and robust customer expansion across its retail and international businesses.

Peel Mining Limited has completed key drilling and commenced metallurgical testing at Wagga Tank, while advancing exploration and joint venture activities at Curnamona, maintaining a solid cash position of $1.4 million.

Red Hill Minerals reported robust royalty revenues and exploration progress in the June 2025 quarter, underpinned by strong iron ore shipments and strategic royalty acquisitions. The company’s solid cash position and advancing drill programs position it well for growth.

Juno Minerals has agreed to sell its Mount Mason DSO Hematite Project for A$6 million cash plus a 2% royalty, while maintaining focus on its flagship Mount Ida Magnetite Project. The transaction strengthens Juno’s cash position and sets the stage for renewed development efforts.

Nex Metals Explorations has moved closer to finalising a joint project agreement for its Kookynie Tailings Project while navigating leadership changes and securing fresh capital to fund growth.

Australia United Mining reports steady progress at its Sofala gold project and maintenance at Queensland’s Ropewalk mine, while facing a limited cash runway supported by related party loans and share investments.

QX Resources reported steady progress in its Queensland gold projects and secured a strategic farm-out for its Pilbara iron ore rights, while stepping back from US lithium ventures amid market softness.

Pancontinental Energy has upgraded its Saturn Complex prospective oil resources to 4 billion barrels net, supported by new basin modelling and seismic studies. The company is advancing environmental assessments and farmout discussions amid encouraging regional exploration activity.

Basin Energy advances exploration with high-grade uranium and polymetallic mineralisation in North Sweden and expands its footprint in Canada’s Athabasca Basin. New assays and strategic partnerships set the stage for next-phase growth.

Latitude 66 Limited has agreed to sell its 17.5% interest in the Greater Duchess Copper Gold Joint Venture to Carnaby Resources for A$6 million, combining cash and shares. This strategic move frees up capital for Lat66 to focus on its exploration projects in Western Australia and Finland.