Latest Mining Sector News

Orion Resource Partners has agreed to acquire a quarter stake in Capstone Copper’s Santo Domingo and Sierra Norte projects, injecting up to US$360 million contingent on project milestones and a positive investment decision.

Harmony Gold has completed its acquisition of MAC Copper Limited, transferring all shares and initiating the delisting process from major stock exchanges.

EMU NL has appointed John Anderson as Chair and Adrian Griffin as Managing Director and CEO, marking a significant step in its board renewal process aligned with ASX governance standards.

Coronado Global Resources has addressed recent media speculation, confirming a minor roof fall at its Buchanan Complex with no significant production impact and operations now fully resumed.

Aguia Resources Limited’s AGRO securities have been suspended from trading by ASX Compliance, pending regulatory compliance. The move raises questions about the company’s current standing and next steps.

Newmont Corporation has announced a quarterly dividend of USD 0.25 per security, payable in December 2025, offering investors flexible currency payment options.

Indiana Resources has reported significant extensions of gold mineralisation at its Minos Gold Project in South Australia, with promising assay results from recent drilling and a new air-core drilling campaign underway. The company also maintains a strong cash position following a capital return and strategic management appointments.

Manhattan Corporation’s maiden fieldwork at Nunavut’s Hook Lake Project reveals high-grade gold assays up to 14.55g/t and a mineralised corridor stretching 4.7km, highlighting significant expansion potential.

Thor Energy has inked a binding agreement with DISA Technologies to treat uranium waste at its Colorado Projects, leveraging DISA’s newly granted U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission license. This deal promises revenue from recovered uranium and critical minerals without upfront costs.

VBX Limited has completed extensive drilling programs at its Wuudagu Bauxite Project and strengthened its development team, positioning itself strongly amid rising Chinese demand and supply risks in Guinea.

Fortuna Metals is advancing exploration at its Mkanda and Kampini projects in Malawi, aiming to define a significant rutile resource by late 2026. Early drilling and sampling have revealed encouraging titanium mineralisation, positioning the company in a globally critical minerals hotspot.

Deterra Royalties announces the resignation of CEO Julian Andrews by year-end, with Non-executive Director Jason Neal stepping in as interim CEO amid a search for a permanent replacement.