Latest Mining Sector News

Piedmont Lithium has outlined the detailed timetable for its merger with Sayona Mining, marking a significant restructuring in the North American lithium supply chain. The merger will culminate in Piedmont’s delisting from Nasdaq and ASX, with Sayona shares taking center stage.

Tennant Minerals announces CEO Vincent Algar's resignation effective July 31, with Algar transitioning to a consulting role as the company advances key copper-gold projects.

Ramelius Resources has completed its acquisition of Spartan Resources through a court-approved scheme, issuing new shares that start deferred trading ahead of normal settlement next week.

Nelson Resources reports promising high-grade gold assay results from rock chip samples at its Yarri tenements, revealing new exploration targets and confirming mineralisation beyond known zones.

Strike Resources signals potential for an additional A$5 million capital raise through oversubscriptions, pending board approval, with new shares under Tranche 2 set to follow the Share Purchase Plan issuance.

Macarthur Minerals Limited’s MIOOB securities have been suspended from trading due to non-compliance with ASX listing rules, raising questions about the company’s regulatory standing.

Newmont Corporation has announced a quarterly dividend of USD 0.25 per security, payable on September 29, 2025, with a default 30% U.S. withholding tax applying to non-resident holders.

Pursuit Minerals has issued over 8.5 million placement options and additional shares to directors following shareholder approval, setting the stage for potential capital inflows through option exercises by mid-2027.

Centex Limited and Agriflex Pty Ltd, currently under voluntary administration, have received a Deed of Company Arrangement proposal from PRL Global Limited involving an $8.2 million contribution and a share transfer. Administrators recommend creditors approve the DOCA for better returns and operational continuity.

Kinterra Capital has increased its takeover offer for New World Resources to A$0.067 per share after securing a 39.46% stake, with the New World board unanimously backing the bid and urging shareholders to accept before the August deadline.

Kinterra Capital has withdrawn its review application to the Takeovers Panel after increasing its offer for New World Resources, prompting the board to recommend acceptance and Central Asia Metals to exit the race.

Boss Energy announces a leadership transition with CEO Duncan Craib stepping down and COO Matt Dusci poised to take the helm, aiming to sustain momentum at the Honeymoon uranium mine.