Latest Metals News

MRG Metals has been granted the Linhuane Heavy Mineral Sands licence in Mozambique, revealing promising historical drilling results with high total heavy mineral grades. This licence enhances MRG’s portfolio and sets the stage for potential early development.

Nimy Resources has launched a Phase 2 drilling campaign at its promising Block 3 Gallium project in Western Australia, aiming to expand known mineralisation and progress towards a maiden JORC resource. The program also supports metallurgical testing critical to commercial development.

Strickland Metals is advancing its 7.4 million ounce Rogozna Gold and Base Metals Project in Serbia through expanded development studies, community engagement, and key management appointments. The company targets a scoping study release by year-end 2025.

Cobre Limited reports exceptional copper and silver recoveries from long-term in-situ leaching tests at its Ngami Copper Project, advancing plans for a pilot plant to validate this innovative extraction method.

Leeuwin Metals has reported robust high-grade gold assay results from its initial drilling at the Marda Gold Project, prompting an accelerated follow-up drilling campaign.

Infinity Mining Limited has successfully closed a pro-rata entitlement issue, raising over $280,000 through new options set to be listed on the ASX next week.

OM Holdings has agreed to sell its 26% interest in Ntsimbintle Mining to Exxaro Resources for US$101.4 million, marking a strategic shift to refocus capital on core operations while maintaining a commercial partnership.

Patronus Resources has extended gold mineralisation at its Glencoe deposit in the Northern Territory through a recent drilling campaign, revealing multiple high-grade zones beyond the current resource boundaries.

Caspin Resources has successfully completed the first tranche of a $2.1 million capital raise, issuing over 34 million shares to institutional and sophisticated investors. The company now awaits shareholder approval to complete the remaining funding, underpinning its exploration ambitions across three promising Australian projects.

Legacy Minerals has lodged an exploration licence application over the Nico Young nickel-cobalt deposit in NSW, securing a nationally significant resource with no acquisition cost. This strategic move positions the company to capitalize on future nickel and cobalt market recoveries.

Lode Resources has launched a 15-hole diamond drilling program at its Magwood Antimony Project in NSW, targeting multiple high-grade lodes including unmined mineralisation down to 450m. This move bolsters Lode’s strategic position in critical minerals amid rising antimony demand.

MTM Critical Metals has locked in a pre-permitted industrial site in Texas, positioning itself to commission its innovative metal recovery plant by year-end 2025 and accelerate U.S. commercial expansion.