Latest Minerals Exploration News

Encounter Resources has uncovered a new high-grade niobium and rare earth element zone 500 metres east of its Crean resource, highlighting the expanding potential of the Elephant Island Fault corridor in Western Australia.

Aurumin Limited shareholders and optionholders have overwhelmingly approved a scheme of arrangement for Brightstar Resources to acquire 100% of Aurumin shares, setting the stage for imminent court approval and market suspension.

Aurumin Limited shareholders and optionholders convened on 14 November 2025 to vote on a scheme of arrangement for Brightstar Resources to acquire 100% of Aurumin, with strong proxy support signaling broad approval ahead of final court sanction.

Bastion Minerals has successfully raised $475,000 through a share placement, backed strongly by existing shareholders and directors, to advance potential acquisitions and exploration activities.

Trigg Minerals has expanded its Tennessee Mountain Tungsten Project in Nevada by acquiring contiguous claims that consolidate a district-scale mineralised system, setting the stage for modern exploration and resource definition.

Superior Resources Limited has lodged a transaction specific prospectus to offer 1,000 new shares at $0.01 each, enabling previously issued shares to be sold without further disclosure. The move addresses regulatory compliance while raising minimal funds.

Altair Minerals has formally opposed BHP’s plans to use its Olympic Domain Project area for infrastructure, leading to a court-ordered mediation ahead of a December hearing.

Pioneer Lithium has identified promising exploration targets at its North Pine Project in Idaho, focusing on critical minerals like tungsten and antimony. The company plans advanced geophysical surveys to refine drill targets and leverage strategic processing opportunities nearby.

Tali Resources has advanced its exploration in the underexplored West Arunta region, focusing on copper and critical minerals, with key drilling results expected in December 2025. The company’s significant landholding and strong local partnerships position it well in Australia’s emerging mineral province.

TechGen Metals has identified multiple high-potential copper, gold, silver, and antimony targets across its Australian projects, setting the stage for a significant drilling campaign starting late 2025.

Australian Critical Minerals has appointed geologist Allister Caird as a Non-Executive Director, alongside key leadership shifts including Dean DeLargie's move to Executive Chairman. These changes underscore the company’s strategic push in critical minerals exploration across Australia and Peru.

Pacgold Limited has delineated multiple high-grade gold and antimony zones over a 5km strike at its St George Project in northeast Queensland, with first pass RC drilling set to commence imminently.