Latest Lithium Mining News

BOA Resources Limited reveals its strategic drilling plans for 2025 targeting key lithium and nickel tenements in Western Australia, alongside a refreshed board and ongoing asset optimisation.

Patriot Lithium Limited has made significant strides in acquiring and exploring copper projects in Zambia while navigating complex negotiations for its key Gorman Lithium Project in Canada.

Maximus Resources has launched a significant 3,000m RC drilling campaign at its Lefroy Lithium Project, aiming to expand on promising lithium mineralisation at Bird Rock and Kandui under a joint venture with KOMIR.

Fluence Corporation Limited delivered a standout Q4 2024 with $21.2 million revenue and $1 million EBITDA, driven by a strategic shift to higher-margin Smart Product Solutions. The company’s robust $88 million backlog and $50 million in new orders set the stage for ambitious growth in 2025.

Summit Minerals reports significant progress at its Equador Niobium and Tantalum Project, highlighted by strong assay results and permit submissions, while temporarily suspending drilling at its newly launched Barra Lithium Project due to mechanical setbacks.

Atlantic Lithium has cleared critical regulatory hurdles for its Ewoyaa Lithium Project in Ghana, securing key permits and raising A$10 million to advance construction plans. The company also updated its feldspar resource estimate, underscoring the project's growing commercial potential.

Zenith Minerals reported a 40% increase in its Dulcie Far North gold resource and secured A$2.48 million in new funding, positioning the company for aggressive exploration across its Australian gold and lithium projects.

IGO's December quarter report reveals robust performance at Greenbushes lithium mine but significant setbacks at Kwinana and Nova, culminating in a $79 million EBITDA loss and a strategic halt on Kwinana’s Plant 2.

Galileo Mining's latest quarterly report reveals significant platinum group element mineralisation at its Mission Sill prospect, supported by strong cash reserves and planned follow-up drilling in 2025.

Global Lithium Resources Limited has formally requested a review of a recent Takeovers Panel ruling, signaling ongoing regulatory scrutiny that could influence its corporate trajectory.

Infinity Lithium updates on regulatory feedback delaying its San José mining licence and pivots to larger European funding opportunities, signaling a strategic shift in project development.

The Takeovers Panel has declined to investigate Global Lithium Resources Limited's claims of undisclosed shareholder associations ahead of its AGM, citing untimeliness and lack of merit.