Latest Minerals Exploration News

Argent Minerals has reported compelling high-grade gold, silver, copper, indium, lead, and zinc mineralisation at its Wood Gully Gossan Prospect near Kempfield, NSW, confirming significant polymetallic potential and setting the stage for expanded exploration.

Battery Age Minerals has nearly doubled its landholding at the Bleiberg Project in Austria, securing a strategic corridor rich in zinc and germanium. This expansion positions the company to address growing global supply concerns amid China's export restrictions.

Caspin Resources is set to launch its maiden drilling campaign at the Bygoo Tin Project in New South Wales, aiming to build on promising high-grade tin intercepts and unlock a potentially large-scale tin province.

Parabellum Resources Limited reported a net cash outflow of $145,000 from operating activities in the December 2024 quarter, maintaining a solid cash position of $1.63 million. The company continues to invest in exploration while refraining from new financing activities.

Redcastle Resources has kicked off an extensive 8,500-metre drilling program across its Eastern Goldfields projects, supported by a recent $3.7 million capital raise and strategic licence acquisition.

Yari Minerals and Impact Silver have mutually agreed to settle their arbitration claims, ending a legal dispute without admission of liability and with each party bearing its own costs.

Pacgold Limited's latest drilling results and historic data recalculations at the Alice River Gold Project reveal a substantial bulk tonnage gold system, with multiple new targets identified for 2025 exploration.

Legacy Minerals is ramping up exploration across its NSW portfolio, initiating large-scale geophysical surveys and updating mineral resource estimates, setting the stage for significant drilling campaigns in 2025.

Argosy Minerals Limited reported a net cash outflow in its December 2024 quarter, driven by exploration and evaluation expenses, ending with nearly $6 million in cash reserves.

VDM Group Limited faces a complex ownership dispute over its Angolan projects, leading to halted exploration and a prolonged ASX trading suspension. Meanwhile, the company is actively pursuing new critical minerals opportunities in Australia to revive its operations.

Barton Gold Holdings reported a $1.74 million net cash outflow from operations in Q4 2024, ending the quarter with $7.01 million in cash and equivalents. The company’s available financing facilities and cash runway suggest cautious optimism for sustaining exploration activities.

Great Western Exploration Limited reported a $191,000 net cash outflow from operations in the December quarter but bolstered its cash reserves to $4.74 million through a $3.6 million capital raise, maintaining a solid financial footing for ongoing exploration.