Latest Pilbara News

Element 25 has appointed Altris Engineering to lead the AU$64.8 million expansion of its Butcherbird manganese mine, a move that underpins its strategy to supply high-purity battery materials to the US electric vehicle market.

Wildcat Resources has identified viable processing methods for previously overlooked lithium and tantalum resources at its Tabba Tabba Project, potentially converting waste into valuable ore and enhancing project economics ahead of its Definitive Feasibility Study.

Connected Minerals reports strong uranium grades from its Etango North-East Project in Namibia and progresses rare earth exploration plans in Western Australia, maintaining a solid financial footing.

Equinox Resources updates on ongoing judicial review concerning Aboriginal site boundary uncertainties at its Hamersley Iron Ore Project, with court deadlines extended and a final hearing expected by year-end.

Catalina Resources has completed its acquisition of the Beasley Creek Gold Project, gaining full ownership of a highly prospective gold tenure in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.

Moho Resources has reported new high-grade gold assays up to 6.98g/t at its Bush Chook Project in Western Australia, extending a mineralised trend to 300 metres and setting the stage for a maiden drill program later this year or early next.

Kairos Minerals has raised approximately A$27 million through a premium share placement to fund drilling and development at its Mt York and Roe Hills gold projects in Western Australia, attracting robust demand from institutional investors.

CuFe Ltd has raised $5.4 million through a strategic placement to fund exploration and feasibility studies at its Tennant Creek Copper/Gold project, including a focus on critical mineral bismuth.

Catalina Resources unveils a revitalised strategy targeting gold, rare earths, and lithium across Western Australia’s underexplored regions, backed by strong leadership and a solid cash position.

Orange Minerals NL has reported exceptional rock chip assay results at its Lennon’s Find Project in Western Australia, with silver grades reaching nearly 3,000 grams per tonne. These findings set the stage for a significant deep drilling campaign targeting a promising subsurface anomaly.

Aruma Resources has locked in $3.515 million through a placement to fund targeted exploration across its copper, heavy mineral sands, and uranium projects in Australia. The capital raise, supported by directors and new investors, aims to advance drilling and sampling programs at key sites.

Great Dirt Resources reports promising lithium soil anomalies in Western Australia's Pilbara region and progresses manganese exploration in New South Wales, supported by a solid cash position of $2.4 million.