Latest Manganese Mining News

Jupiter Mines has declared a final unfranked dividend of 0.75 cents per share for H2 FY2025, reflecting a solid payout ratio amid fluctuating earnings and Tshipi dividend receipts.

Jupiter Mines Limited reported a modest rise in net profit to $40.1 million for FY2025, supported by strong joint venture earnings and increased marketing fees. The company declared a final dividend as manganese prices stabilized after early-year volatility.

OM Holdings reported a significant turnaround to a US$9.6 million loss in H1 2025 despite stable revenue, driven by weaker alloy prices and operational challenges. The company also announced a conditional sale of its 13% stake in the Tshipi Borwa Manganese Mine.

Element 25 Limited is advancing its Butcherbird Manganese Mine expansion in Western Australia alongside a new US-based refinery, backed by strong financing and partnerships with major automakers for EV battery-grade manganese supply.

Jupiter Mines reports record FY2025 manganese sales and production at Tshipi mine, while Q4 earnings dip due to lower prices and higher costs. Exxaro’s planned majority acquisition signals a new chapter for the asset.

Tshipi é Ntle has declared a ZAR300 million final dividend for FY2025 H2, with Jupiter Mines set to receive approximately A$12.3 million. This payout underscores the manganese mine’s robust cash flow generation amid market cycles.

Bryah Resources has signed a binding option to acquire the high-grade Golden Pike gold project in Canada, while appointing Greg Hill as its new CEO to steer exploration and development efforts.

Bryah Resources’ subsidiary has acquired a 0.75% net smelter return royalty over key tenements in the Bryah Basin manganese project, streamlining the asset and enhancing future strategic options as the project advances towards production.

Element 25 Limited advances its global manganese strategy with a $50 million loan for its Butcherbird Mine expansion and a $166 million US Department of Energy grant for a Louisiana battery-grade manganese refinery.

Black Canyon Limited has initiated a 3,000-metre reverse circulation drilling program at its Wandanya Project, aiming to expand on promising high-grade manganese and iron mineralisation along 1.5km of a 3km strike. The program is supported by a WA Government co-funded grant, with assay results expected in the coming months.

Black Canyon Limited is set to significantly broaden its footprint in the eastern Pilbara with the acquisition of 229 square kilometres of new tenements around its Wandanya manganese project, enhancing its potential for large-scale manganese and iron mineralisation.

Exxaro Resources has agreed to acquire a near 20% stake in Jupiter Mines and a controlling interest in the Tshipi Manganese Mine, reshaping ownership and operational dynamics in the Kalahari Manganese Field.