Latest Phosphate Exploration News

Aguia Resources is poised to commence production at its Tres Estradas phosphate mine with infrastructure nearly complete and key licenses expected imminently. Meanwhile, exploration at the nearby Passo Feio project reveals promising phosphate grades, underpinning a strong market outlook amid global supply constraints.

Canadian Phosphate Limited has raised A$2 million to advance its sedimentary phosphate projects in Canada, targeting fertilizer and battery material markets with new drilling and technology partnerships.

PhosCo Ltd reports thick, high-grade phosphate intersections at its Gasaat Project in Tunisia, coinciding with phosphate's addition to the US Critical Minerals List. The company plans maiden resource estimates and an updated scoping study to advance project development.

PhosCo’s maiden drilling at the KM prospect within Tunisia’s Gasaat Phosphate Project reveals record-thick phosphate layers near the proposed plant site, suggesting a faster route to production and improved project economics.

PhosCo Ltd has unveiled a significant phosphate discovery at its KM Prospect in Tunisia, featuring thick, shallow mineralisation close to the planned processing plant. This breakthrough could fast-track development and improve project economics at the Gasaat Project.

Canadian Phosphate Limited advances its Canadian operations with new bulk sampling permits and a promising exploration target, while steady sales and customer upgrades signal growth ahead.

Canadian Phosphate Limited has applied for a multi-year exploration permit at its Wapiti Phosphate Project in British Columbia, targeting a substantial phosphate resource with strategic implications for North American supply.

Korab Resources has extended the completion date for the sale of its Geolsec mineral lease, securing higher royalty rates in the process. This move reshapes the financial terms of a key transaction tied to its Northern Territory phosphate project.

Canadian Phosphate Limited reported a steady rise in Q1 sales to $534,000, driven by US demand, with a significant capacity expansion at a key customer set to boost Q2 performance. The company also advances exploration and permitting efforts amid shifting North American phosphate dynamics.

PhosCo has formally secured the Sekarna phosphate exploration permit in Tunisia, marking the first time the Tunisian Government has granted a phosphate permit 100% to a foreign investor. This milestone follows the recent approval of the Gassaat project and a strategic MoU with Tunisian authorities and the EBRD.