Latest Project Acquisitions News

Noronex has completed its Sleitat tin project acquisition and expanded the mapped Alaskan greisen system beyond one kilometre, but the explorer ended September with A$1.135 million and only 1.28 quarters of estimated funding. Assay results, South32-backed drilling and a potential capital raise now sit alongside the company’s exploration ambitions.

Narryer Metals is nearing completion of its Redhill Copper Project acquisition in Chile, adding an existing inferred resource and a much larger conceptual exploration target. The deal is backed by a proposed A$1 million placement from 29Metals, but Narryer ended the quarter with only A$927,000 in available cash.

CGN Resources has intersected gold at three of four targets during its maiden Christmas Well RC campaign, with Rocky Mountain Oyster producing the strongest result. The exploration momentum comes alongside A$1.274 million in quarter-end cash, equivalent to about 1.54 quarters of funding at the reported spending rate.

Bubalus Resources has secured firm commitments for a $3.0 million placement to fund the proposed Skyline Copper-Gold Project acquisition, initial exploration and working capital. The transaction remains conditional, with a substantial portion of the placement and the acquisition still requiring shareholder approval.

Pantera Minerals has secured full ownership of the 470km² Corona Gold Project in Western Australia after receiving Ministerial consent and satisfying all completion conditions. The low-cost acquisition gives the company an 8km historical gold-in-bedrock anomaly and multiple untested auger targets, although the evidence remains unverified by Pantera drilling.

Yari Resources has completed the Arcadia acquisition, lifting its combined reported Queensland coal resources to 504.9Mt and materially increasing its Indicated inventory. The enlarged portfolio brings product flexibility and infrastructure access, but also leaves Yari with technical work, contingent obligations and roughly two quarters of cash funding.

Parabellum Resources has reported an initial 4.8 million tonne nickel-cobalt resource at its Redlands Project in New South Wales. The exploration-stage milestone comes with recommendations for more drilling and technical work, while the company held $689,000 in cash at quarter-end.

Eagle Mountain Mining has emerged from FY2026 with no borrowings, a A$7.27 million accounting profit and a funded 20% interest in its Oracle Ridge copper project. The next test is whether Nittetsu’s drilling and earn-in spending can add value to an asset whose mineral resource has not changed since 2023.

Rokeby Resources has defined a maiden 6,100-ounce Inferred JORC resource at the Maude tailings stockpile in Victoria, adding to a broader 17,497-ounce surface stockpile inventory. The opportunity is shallow and potentially low-capital, but the estimate still rests on historical data, assumed density and incomplete metallurgical evidence.

Nordic Resources has expanded its Kopsa gold-copper-silver resource to 1.52 million ounces of gold equivalent, with testwork confirming strong recoveries across different ore types and grades. The company is now drilling further while holding A$7.744 million in cash, but the project remains at the resource and exploration stage.

Yari Resources has completed its Arcadia Coal Project acquisition, more than doubling its reported Queensland coal resource base to 504.9Mt. The company says resource growth has outpaced dilution, but the portfolio still carries substantial deferred obligations and development work.

Enova Mining has proposed a 50-for-1 share consolidation that would reduce its current share count from about 2.278 billion to roughly 45.552 million, subject to shareholder approval. The final post-consolidation figure could be substantially higher if its proposed funding and Brazilian acquisition securities proceed.