Latest Joint Ventures News

Voltaic Strategic Resources reports significant gold and poly-metallic mineralisation at its Kooline and Meekatharra projects, alongside a strategic board restructure and a robust cash position of $5.4 million.

Macro Metals Limited accelerates its transformation into a diversified mining services company through a $4 million strategic placement, a majority Indigenous-owned joint venture, and key asset acquisitions in Western Australia.

Genesis Resources Limited has completed its acquisition of full ownership of the Silgen joint venture controlling the Plavica project in North Macedonia, while preparing for follow-up drilling in its Australian tenements amid ongoing environmental studies.

Pilot Energy Limited has announced a substantial 58% increase in the carbon storage capacity of its Cliff Head project, alongside securing $6.3 million in capital and advancing a joint venture for Direct Air Capture technology.

Battery Age Minerals has executed a Farm-In Agreement to acquire up to 100% ownership of the El Aguila gold and silver project in Argentina’s prolific Santa Cruz province, unveiling promising high-grade mineralisation and significant exploration upside.

Tambourah Metals reports significant high-grade gold assay results from its Pilbara projects and secures government grants to accelerate drilling programs across multiple prospects.

Manhattan Corporation has secured a pivotal Farm-In Agreement with Novo Resources for its Tibooburra Gold Project and gained surface access to progress drilling at its Chebogue Lithium Project in Canada, underpinning its exploration ambitions.

Arcadia Minerals reports ongoing joint venture discussions across its Namibian projects and initiates a competitive bidding process for Swanson Tantalum Mine construction financing following a funding agreement termination.

Cokal Limited has strengthened its position in Central Kalimantan through strategic partnerships with PT Petrindo and Cratus Group, securing US$20 million in funding to boost coal production and infrastructure development.

Ionic Rare Earths reports strong progress on its Belfast rare earth oxide recycling facility, backed by a robust feasibility study and UK government grant applications, alongside strategic developments in Brazil and Uganda.

Papyrus Australia has taken significant strides in Q4 2024, signing a joint venture terms sheet in Vietnam, appointing new board members, and securing R&D tax incentives, positioning itself for expanded commercialization.

Papyrus Australia Ltd reported a $284,000 net cash outflow for the December 2024 quarter, reflecting abnormal expenses but maintaining a solid funding runway through existing facilities and strategic initiatives.