Latest Mineral Tenements News

Mont Royal Resources has lodged a Replacement Prospectus updating its financial disclosures and use of funds ahead of a pivotal shareholder meeting on 10 October to approve a merger with Commerce Resources.

Arika Resources has significantly expanded its Kookynie Gold Project footprint by acquiring over 100 square kilometres of highly prospective gold tenements in Western Australia's Northeastern Goldfields, positioning itself as a major player in the district.

Centrex Limited and its subsidiary Agriflex Pty Ltd have entered a Deed of Company Arrangement (DOCA) with PRL Group Limited set to acquire 100% of Centrex shares, pending court approval. An independent expert report values Centrex shares at nil on a liquidation basis, while mineral assets are valued at A$5.6 million.

Golden State Mining advances its Western Australia gold exploration with promising air-core drilling results at Southern Cross East and a significant tenement expansion at Yule, setting the stage for a major exploration push.

Traka Resources disputes Alamako Resources’ notice to terminate their partnership on the Didi Gold Project in Guinea, signaling a brewing legal standoff. The company insists it has acted in good faith and is exploring its options.

Barton Gold Holdings has entered binding terms to acquire the Wudinna Gold Project in South Australia, adding 279,000 ounces of gold resources to its portfolio. The $15 million transaction, largely settled in shares and milestone payments, awaits Cobra Resources shareholder approval.

Invert Graphite has lodged a prospectus to raise up to A$3.5 million through a share offer priced at A$0.03 each, while advancing its acquisition of a Tanzanian critical minerals project. The company reported no exploration activity this quarter and incurred operating losses, reflecting a transitional phase ahead of relisting.

XTC Lithium Limited has signed a Letter of Intent with American Battery Materials to jointly develop its Carachi Lithium Project in Argentina, while divesting non-core assets to sharpen its focus on lithium exploration.

McLaren Minerals is set to begin a six-week drilling campaign at its McLaren Titanium Project in Western Australia, aiming to boost resource confidence and explore deposit extensions.