Latest Metals News

Raiden Resources has reported significant near-surface gold mineralisation at its Vuzel Gold Project in Bulgaria, including a high-grade feeder zone intersected in recent drilling. The company is expanding its Phase 2 drilling to 4,000 metres to explore the full extent of this promising system.

WIN Metals has sold its non-core nickel rights and infrastructure at Munda to Auric Mining for $1.4 million, redirecting capital to advance its Butchers Creek Gold Project in the Kimberley region.

Auric Mining has acquired a mining camp, nickel rights, and water access from WIN Metals for $1.4 million, strengthening its operational control and growth prospects at the Munda Gold Mine.

Metro Performance Glass has locked in a minimum $15 million capital raise and a new three-year loan facility, positioning itself for growth with Amari Metals Australia set to become the majority shareholder.

Aeris Resources has completed the drawdown of a $60 million Guarantee Facility from Washington H. Soul Pattinson, alongside an extension of its Term Facility, freeing up restricted cash and reinforcing its financial flexibility.

Horseshoe Metals Limited has requested a voluntary suspension of its shares on the ASX to complete a capital raising, with trading expected to resume by 1 July 2025.

Kinterra has increased its takeover offer for New World Resources to A$0.062 per share, positioning its bid as superior and less conditional than rival Central Metals Asia’s scheme proposal. With a significant stake and strategic moves underway, the battle for NWR ownership intensifies.

Titomic’s Netherlands division has secured €800,000 in funding from the Dutch 3D Print Kompas program to advance its Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing technology, aiming to expand R&D and industrial applications across Europe.

Centaurus Metals has announced a maiden iron ore Exploration Target of 520-780 million tonnes grading 30-35% Fe at its Boi Novo Project in Brazil, alongside promising metallurgical testwork indicating high-grade concentrate potential.

Strickland Metals has agreed to sell its Yandal Gold Project to Gateway Mining for A$45 million in equity, enabling a strategic pivot to its substantial Rogozna Project in Serbia. Shareholders will receive most of the Gateway shares through an in-specie distribution, maintaining exposure to Yandal’s future potential.

Strickland Metals has agreed to sell its Yandal Gold Project to Gateway Mining for A$45 million in equity, enabling a strategic pivot to its flagship Rogozna Project in Serbia. Shareholders will receive most of the Gateway shares via an in-specie distribution, maintaining exposure to Yandal’s upside.

Gateway Mining Limited has agreed to acquire Strickland Metals’ Yandal Gold Project for $45 million in shares, adding a 400,400-ounce inferred gold resource to its portfolio. The deal, pending shareholder approvals, sets the stage for accelerated exploration and development in Western Australia’s prolific goldfields.