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DY6 Metals is advancing exploration at its Tundulu and Machinga projects in Malawi, aiming to build on impressive high-grade gallium and rare earth discoveries with extensive soil and rock chip sampling campaigns.

Lindian Resources has won shareholder approval for a A$91.5 million institutional placement, fully financing its Kangankunde Rare Earths Project through to first production targeted in late 2026.

Lotus Resources has completed a A$65 million placement to bolster its uranium projects in Malawi and Botswana, positioning itself for steady production and future expansion.

DY6 Metals has confirmed high-grade saprolite-hosted rutile mineralisation at its Central Rutile Project in Cameroon, with assays revealing grades up to 2.1% rutile over 1m. The findings extend over a 41km strike length, highlighting the project's significant exploration potential.

Chilwa Minerals has verified rare earth elements in its first diamond drill hole at the Mposa anomaly within Malawi’s Chilwa Carbonatite system, marking a significant milestone in its critical minerals exploration program.

Lotus Resources has achieved a pivotal milestone by producing its first yellowcake at the Kayelekera Uranium Mine, marking its emergence as a global uranium producer. The company targets ramping up production to 200,000 pounds per month by early 2026.

Lindian Resources has approved the Final Investment Decision for its Kangankunde Rare Earths Project, securing full funding and a strategic partnership with Iluka Resources. The company is raising A$91.5 million via institutional placement to advance development and expansion plans.

Lindian Resources has raised A$91.5 million through a strong institutional placement, enabling the final investment decision for the Kangankunde Rare Earths Project’s Stage 1 development with production targeted for late 2026.

Lindian Resources has secured approval to expand its Kangankunde Rare Earths Project mining licence from 900 to 2,500 hectares, enabling a significant scale-up in production capacity. The company retracts its previous high-end Stage 2 production targets and will commission a new feasibility study to define the next phase.

Lindian Resources has secured a major expansion of its mining licence in Malawi, setting the stage for a significant scale-up of its Kangankunde Rare Earths Project. This regulatory win, coupled with a strategic partnership with Iluka, could transform Lindian into a key player in the global rare earths market.

DY6 Metals has confirmed high-grade titanium dioxide levels in rutile samples from its Central Rutile Project in Cameroon, supporting the calibration of a portable XRF analyser for real-time exploration.

Lindian Resources has secured a decisive legal victory in Malawi, with the High Court dismissing claims by Deep Blue Sea Limited and awarding costs to Lindian. This outcome clears the path for Lindian to focus fully on advancing its Kangankunde Rare Earths Project.