Latest Licence Transfers News

MRG Metals secures the Corridor South mining licence, completing key permits for its massive 2-billion-tonne heavy mineral sands project, while setting ambitious production goals and expanding rare earth exploration.

Axel REE Limited has secured three new exploration licences adjacent to its Caladão Project in Brazil, launching a drilling campaign aimed at expanding its rare earth elements and gallium resources.

Wildcat Resources has completed a key tenement swap with Northern Star Pilbara, acquiring a crucial licence adjacent to its Tabba Tabba lithium project. This move is set to enhance the project's development and cost structure ahead of the 2026 feasibility study.

Midas Minerals has secured a crucial licence transfer for its Otavi Copper Project acquisition in Namibia, moving closer to drilling plans slated for late 2025. The company now awaits final regulatory approval and capital raising to complete the deal.

High Peak Royalties Limited reported stable royalty receipts of A$345,240 for the June 2025 quarter, maintaining cash flow while advancing monitoring of key gas and geothermal assets across Australia and the US.

Rio Tinto reports a robust 13% year-on-year increase in copper equivalent production for Q2 2025, alongside record bauxite output and progress on key projects like Simandou and Oyu Tolgoi. The company maintains its 2025 guidance, signaling confidence in its diversified growth strategy.

MRG Metals has achieved a pivotal milestone with the granting of the Corridor South 11137 Mining Licence in Mozambique, setting the stage for production within 12 to 18 months under its fully funded Corridor Sands Project.

Midas Minerals has agreed to acquire the Otavi Copper Project from Nexa Resources, unlocking significant high-grade copper, silver, and gold potential in a well-established African mining jurisdiction.

Trigg Minerals has solidified its ownership of the Wild Cattle Creek antimony deposit with NSW government approval and confirmed high-grade antimony and tungsten mineralisation beneath the site. The company also expanded its New South Wales footprint through strategic acquisitions of historic gold and antimony projects.

Apollo Minerals reports completion of Phase 2 drilling at its Salanie Gold Project with promising high-grade results, alongside strategic funding and ongoing exploration in Gabon, Serbia, and France.

Trigg Minerals has secured NSW Government approval for the transfer of its Achilles Project licence, enabling formal exploration of the high-grade Wild Cattle Creek antimony deposit.

Marvel Gold reports a cautious quarter with $0.513 million cash on hand and ongoing negotiations over its Mali assets, while actively exploring new opportunities beyond Mali for sustainable growth.