Latest Mineralogy News

Mount Ridley Mines has announced a significant maiden inferred gallium resource of 838.7 million tonnes at its Mt Ridley Project, positioning it among the world’s largest known gallium deposits and reinforcing its multi-element critical minerals strategy.

New Age Exploration advances its Pilbara and New Zealand gold projects with promising geological results and secures $3.75 million to fund further exploration.

Hawsons Iron Limited reports solid progress on its Preliminary Feasibility Study for the Hawsons Iron Project, alongside promising metallurgical research with CSIRO and a successful $1.9 million capital raise.

Critica Limited has marked a significant milestone in its Jupiter rare earths project, commissioning a pilot plant and producing its first high-grade mixed rare earth oxide product, underscoring its path from resource to revenue.

ACDC Metals reports promising mineralogy results from its Goschen Central Project, highlighting valuable rare earth elements and heavy minerals. The company maintains a solid cash balance and advances its retention licence application, positioning itself well in the evolving rare earth sector.

Chilwa Minerals has confirmed elevated rare earth and heavy mineral sands resources in Malawi, progressing exploration and metallurgical studies alongside a $4.1 million capital raise and strategic logistics talks.

Narryer Metals advances metallurgical studies at Rocky Gully, revealing a promising dual-path processing flowsheet and a 124% uplift in rare earth grades, while also announcing a significant new titanium discovery at its Muckanippie JV in South Australia.

Warriedar Resources reports robust drilling results confirming extensions of high-grade gold and antimony mineralisation at key Western Australian projects, alongside an increased acquisition offer from Capricorn Metals.

Waratah Minerals reports significant high-grade gold intercepts extending the Spur Gold Corridor by over 500m, alongside a A$30 million capital raise to accelerate exploration.

Summit Minerals has significantly expanded the soil anomaly footprint at its Equador Niobium Project in Brazil and secured $1.67 million through a placement and fully underwritten rights issue to advance exploration.

Taruga Minerals has secured new exploration licences in Western Australia’s Gascoyne province and identified a promising gold and copper prospect, reinforcing its position in polymetallic exploration.

Industrial Minerals Ltd has announced a maiden inferred mineral resource estimate of 6.2 million tonnes at 98% silica for its Pippingarra Quarry Project, alongside successful testwork and a 12-month option extension.