Latest Mining Exploration News

Bellavista Resources has appointed a new leadership team and completed a detailed LiDAR survey over its Edmund Basin projects, setting the stage for targeted exploration and bioleaching test work.

Freehill Mining Ltd reported a challenging quarter with cash outflows and operational setbacks but is planning a fundraising to support production ramp-up and a new copper project.

Burley Minerals is progressing its Cane Bore Iron Project with planned drilling following heritage surveys, while reviewing its Chubb Lithium Project strategy amid rising lithium prices. The company also relinquished its Yerecoin Iron Project due to legal challenges.

Asian Battery Metals PLC has reported strong exploration progress in Mongolia, including excellent copper recoveries at its Oval project and high-grade copper-gold assays at Maikhan Uul, supported by a $6 million equity raise.

Golden Cross Resources reported a quiet December quarter with ongoing preparatory work at its flagship Copper Hill copper-gold project, while its ASX securities remain suspended pending operational compliance.

Rubix Resources has reported assay results from its Queensland Paperbark Project that align with expectations, revealing significant zinc, lead, and copper mineralisation. The company also advances exploration across multiple projects and pursues new asset acquisitions.

Enterprise Metals’ latest quarterly report highlights encouraging drilling results at the Vulcan prospect within the Doolgunna Project, revealing potential for a significant gold and copper-zinc mineralised system. Meanwhile, exploration continues across multiple WA projects amid ongoing funding efforts.

Triton Minerals has executed a key agreement advancing the sale of 70% of its Mozambique graphite assets and completed initial drilling at its Aucu gold-copper project, positioning the company for growth amid stable operating conditions.

North Stawell Minerals Ltd reported a solid cash position of AUD 1.6 million at the end of December 2025, supporting just over two quarters of funding as it advances its exploration program. The company plans additional capital raises to sustain operations through 2026.

Kalamazoo Resources reported a $340,000 cash outflow for the December quarter, with cash reserves dwindling to $284,000. The company has since raised $8 million through a January placement and is pursuing further funds via a share purchase plan.

Tusker Minerals reported a solid financing inflow of A$4.455 million in the December quarter, offsetting significant cash outflows from exploration and setup costs, leaving the company with A$2.2 million in cash and nearly two quarters of funding runway.

Sabre Resources reports significant rare earth, critical metals, and uranium anomalies from its Northern Territory projects, advancing plans for targeted drilling while maintaining a strong cash position.