Latest Mining Law News

Sierra Nevada Gold (ASX – SNX) has qualified to bid for exploration licenses in Saudi Arabia’s Arabian Shield, leveraging its regional expertise to tap into a promising new frontier aligned with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.

Askari Metals has confirmed the legal validity of its Nejo Gold and Copper Project licences in Ethiopia, paving the way for a comprehensive exploration campaign in a highly prospective mineral region.

MetalsGrove Mining has acquired a significant joint venture interest in three exploration permits near the prolific Abujar gold mine in Côte d’Ivoire, positioning itself for growth in a promising West African gold district.

Marimaca Copper Corp. has issued a prospectus for a nominal cleansing offer of 100 new CDIs at A$10.65 each, aiming to remove trading restrictions on previously issued securities. The company also disclosed extensive risk factors, including ongoing legal proceedings and project development uncertainties.

DeSoto Resources has reported promising high-grade gold assay results from a recent shallow power auger drilling program at its Dadjan Gold Project in Guinea’s prolific Siguiri Basin. The findings confirm extensive gold anomalism along key structural trends, reinforcing the project’s exploration potential.

Terramin Australia reports progress on its Tala Hamza Zinc Project amid Algeria's landmark mining reforms that raise foreign ownership limits and streamline permits, potentially reshaping its investment landscape.

The Finnish Government’s proposed amendments to the Mining Act could resolve licensing uncertainties for Latitude 66’s KSB Project, even as key mining rights expire following a court decision.

Estrella Resources has upgraded four reconnaissance permits to exploration licenses in Timor-Leste, significantly enlarging its landholding and enabling advanced exploration activities targeting manganese and limestone deposits.

Dateline Resources Limited’s latest quarterly report reveals a sharp decline in cash reserves, underscoring the company’s urgent need to secure additional funding to sustain its exploration activities.

NuCoal Resources has strongly condemned the NSW Premier’s refusal to compensate for losses tied to the 2014 cancellation of its Doyles Creek exploration licence, signaling a protracted battle ahead.

First Lithium Limited reports promising metallurgical testwork results and an imminent maiden Mineral Resource Estimate, underpinning its Mali lithium projects amid ongoing license renewal progress.

Latitude66 has made significant strides in its flagship KSB Project in Finland, initiating a scoping study and reporting promising exploration results, while also completing the sale of its non-core Australian Sylvania Project.