Latest Polymetallics News

Triton Minerals edges closer to finalising the sale of its Mozambique graphite assets, with government approval the last major hurdle. Meanwhile, the board has voluntarily deferred director fees to preserve cash during the transaction.

EV Resources (ASX:EVR) has kicked off maiden diamond drilling at its high-grade Los Lirios antimony project in Mexico, produced its first antimony ingots, and begun refurbishing the Tecomatlán Processing Plant, setting a clear path to near-term production.

Exultant Mining has defined a large polymetallic soil anomaly at Peak View, backed by geophysical surveys that sharpen drill targets ahead of maiden drilling. High-grade gold and silver-lead results at Undoo Creek and Big Badja add to the project's growing promise.

Aura Energy progresses its Tiris Uranium Project with successful dewatering test results and secures A$20 million funding amid a robust uranium market. Meanwhile, the Häggån Polymetallic Project in Sweden awaits regulatory clarity following a deferral of its strategic transaction.

Rapid Critical Metals reported bonanza-grade silver intercepts at Webbs, initiated a scoping study with METS, and expanded its NSW footprint with the Tooloom acquisition. In Canada, high-grade gallium and germanium mineralisation was confirmed with five drill-ready targets identified.

Greenwing Resources has bolstered its balance sheet with a $5.5 million equity raising, setting the stage to advance its lithium, polymetallic, and graphite assets across Argentina, Tasmania, and Madagascar. Key developments include a lithium brine scoping study led by Zelandez, a 40% increase in Que River’s net smelter return from updated metals prices, and ongoing strategic evaluations for graphite supply security.

Orange Minerals NL has raised $1.675 million through a partly paid shares placement, with significant director participation, to fund drilling and targeting activities across its Australian and Ghanaian projects.

Terra Critical Minerals has established a US foothold with the True American Tungsten Project acquisition while progressing key Australian and Canadian critical metals projects, positioning for upcoming drilling campaigns.

Codrus Minerals paused fieldwork in Q1 2026 to focus on strategic planning and capital management, while refining promising molybdenum, rare earth, and uranium targets across its US, Australian, and Canadian projects.

Green & Gold Minerals completed the Herberton Conductor Metals Project acquisition, unveiling high-grade copper, silver, indium, and rare earth discoveries while maintaining a strong cash position for 2026 exploration.

Godolphin Resources has raised A$2.5 million through a discounted share placement to fund a 2,500m diamond drilling program and metallurgical test work at its Lewis Ponds project, aiming to expand its JORC resource and advance development.

Yugo Metals (ASX:YUG) secured government approval for its Petrovo tenement in Bosnia, while initial drilling at Sinjakovo’s Kovacevac and Erak prospects delivered promising polymetallic results. The company also appointed Petar Tomašević as permanent CEO, positioning itself for further exploration progress.