Latest Mineral Resources News

CuFe Limited’s scoping study for its Orlando open pit project in Tennant Creek reveals strong economics with a $355 million NPV and a swift 1.9-year payback, setting the stage for a feasibility study.

Ramelius Resources delivered record FY25 gold production and free cash flow, surpassing guidance, while finalising its transformative acquisition of Spartan Resources. The company is ramping up exploration and integration efforts to target half a million ounces annual production by FY30.

Mount Hope Mining has awarded a drill contract to commence its inaugural drilling program at the Mt Hope Project, targeting gold and polymetallic mineralisation across three key prospects in New South Wales.

Lefroy Exploration has released final assay results from its Lucky Strike gold deposit, confirming a robust high-grade, near-surface gold model and advancing plans for mining operations in 2025.

Morella Corporation has secured key heritage approvals and government co-funding, while prioritising rubidium extraction research ahead of drilling at its Mt Edon and Mallina projects.

Antipa Minerals has consolidated its Minyari Project into a 4,100km² belt-scale asset, updated its resource base to 3 million ounces gold equivalent, and secured $70.6 million in cash to accelerate exploration and development.

International Graphite Limited is advancing its strategy to become a global mine-to-market industrial graphite company, with a new joint venture in Germany and expansion of its Western Australian operations targeting production by 2027.

Leeuwin Metals has reported strong high-grade gold assay results from its recent drilling at the Marda Gold Project, confirming mineralisation continuity along a 3km corridor and setting the stage for further exploration.

Vanadium Resources Limited has secured a binding two-year offtake agreement for vanadium-rich magnetite ore and raised A$1.2 million, advancing its near-term production plans at the Steelpoortdrift project.

Mineral Resources Limited’s majority-owned Resource Development Group has entered voluntary administration after a funding request was declined, prompting an expected impairment in MinRes’s FY25 results.

Mineral Resources Limited’s majority-owned Resource Development Group has entered voluntary administration, prompting MinRes to prepare for a significant non-cash impairment in its FY25 results. The unfolding administration process raises questions about the future of RDG and its impact on MinRes shareholders.

Resource Development Group Limited and its subsidiaries have appointed voluntary administrators, continuing operations while exploring sale or recapitalisation options with backing from majority shareholder Mineral Resources Limited.