Latest Remediation News

Askari Metals has addressed an ASX query regarding the late filing of a director's securities interest notice, attributing the delay to awaiting regulatory guidance following an inadvertent related party securities breach.

European Lithium Limited has bolstered its cash reserves with over A$300 million from share sales in Critical Metals Corp, while delivering promising high-grade rare earth drilling results at its Greenland Tanbreez Project.

Carbonxt Group Limited reported a strong 72% revenue increase to $3.8 million in Q2 FY26, driven by robust demand and strategic progress at its Kentucky facility, which is poised to triple group sales. The company also increased its stake in New Carbon Processing, advancing its North American growth ambitions.

Burgundy Diamond Mines reported a mixed Q4 2025 with operational challenges at Ekati and a significant C$115 million loan secured, while trading remains suspended pending regulatory remediation.

Infinity Mining confirms exceptional antimony grades at Walhalla South Extended and advances a groundbreaking extraction partnership at its Cangai Copper Project.

Mandrake Resources advances its Utah Lithium Project with a significant 3.3Mt lithium carbonate equivalent inferred resource, alongside key agreements for lithium offtake and uranium recovery.

Environmental Clean Technologies Limited has completed the acquisition of Terrajoule, gaining exclusive rights to a cutting-edge soil remediation technology targeting PFAS contamination. The company also bolstered its leadership and funding to accelerate commercialisation.

3D Energi has confirmed two significant gas discoveries in the Otway Basin but now confronts a funding shortfall that has led to a trading suspension on the ASX.

Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) reports ongoing legal challenges over the Jabiluka Mineral Lease and a compulsory acquisition court hearing, alongside delays in key rehabilitation works at the Ranger Project Area.

Korvest has reported a solid first half for FY26 with revenue up 17.9% and EBIT rising 36.3%, underpinned by major project wins and operational upgrades. The Kilburn redevelopment is progressing on schedule, setting the stage for further growth.

Kingston Resources reported a 14% increase in quarterly revenue to $18.1 million despite a geotechnical setback, while underground mining development gains momentum and resource estimates grow by 29%.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has advanced its review of Ampol’s acquisition of EG Australia to a more detailed Phase 2 assessment, signalling potential competition concerns. Ampol remains optimistic about completing the deal by mid-2026 despite the regulatory scrutiny.