Latest Lithium Projects News

Morella Corporation reports significant rubidium and lithium mineralization at its Mt Edon and West Wodgina projects, backed by a successful A$1.4 million capital raise to accelerate exploration in Australia and Nevada.

Leo Lithium has completed the sale of its remaining interest in the Goulamina Project, distributing over A$249 million to shareholders and restructuring its board as it pivots towards new asset acquisitions.

Leo Lithium Limited reports a robust cash position of $269.3 million following the sale of a 40% stake in MLBV, underpinning its financial strength amid ongoing operational expenditures.

European Lithium Limited has made significant strides in Q4 2024, acquiring the Leinster Lithium Project in Ireland and reporting promising high-grade rare earth results from its Greenland drilling program.

QX Resources has renegotiated its lithium brine project options in the US to reduce upfront costs while expanding its footprint, alongside progressing promising gold exploration in Queensland. The company ends the quarter with a modest cash position, underscoring the need for careful capital management.

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.

Tyranna Resources has completed a key drilling phase at its Namibe Lithium Project in Angola, intersecting visible spodumene and expanding its exploration footprint. The company also lodged its first license application as it pursues a broader strategy targeting demand-driven metals.

Pinnacle Minerals Ltd reports a strategic shift towards cost reduction and partnership development across its lithium, uranium, and rare earth projects, positioning itself for future growth.

Lake Resources NL reported a robust cash position of AUD 22.56 million for Q4 2024, bolstered by a $13.6 million sale of non-core assets and steady progress on the Kachi lithium project’s environmental and engineering milestones.

Odessa Minerals has completed key heritage and radiation surveys at its Lyndon Uranium Project and secured $1.1 million in new funding from prominent investors, positioning the company for a focused 2025 exploration campaign.

Charger Metals NL reports significant progress in its lithium exploration projects at Lake Johnston and Bynoe, backed by Rio Tinto's funding and a recent $0.77 million capital raise. Upcoming assay results and drilling programs could shape the company’s growth trajectory.