Latest Resource Divestment News

Godolphin Resources has agreed to sell its 49% interest in the Calarie Project to Adavale Resources in a deal structured around shares and long-dated options, aligning with a strategic shift towards its core assets.

ASF Group has divested its non-core coking coal subsidiary for A$3.08 million, aiming to refocus capital towards growth and working capital enhancement.

Clara Resources has agreed to sell its Kildanga nickel-cobalt project for up to $1.75 million, marking a strategic shift to focus on its Mareeba gold exploration in Queensland.

Arika Resources has agreed to sell its Admiral Bay Zinc Project for $1.15 million upfront, unlocking capital to accelerate drilling at its promising gold projects in Western Australia.

Kula Gold has agreed to sell its Westonia Project to Forrestania Resources for an upfront $500,000 plus a $1 million contingent payment tied to resource discovery. This move sharpens Kula’s focus on advancing its Mt Palmer Gold Project.

Aldoro Resources has agreed to sell its non-core projects for approximately $3.3 million, enabling a sharpened focus on its flagship Kameelburg Niobium-REE Carbonatite Project in Namibia. The deal includes a significant share distribution in Sultan Resources to Aldoro shareholders.

Lode Resources has agreed to sell its Webbs Consol Silver Project to Rapid Critical Metals for A$3.75 million cash, 115 million shares, and a 2% royalty, consolidating high-grade silver assets in New South Wales.

Lode Resources has agreed to sell its Webbs Consol Silver Project to Rapid Critical Metals for A$3.75 million in cash, a significant shareholding, and a royalty, positioning both companies for strategic growth in New South Wales.

Kingston Resources has agreed to sell its Misima Gold-Silver Project for $95 million, bolstering its balance sheet to accelerate growth at the Mineral Hill gold-copper operation. The transaction positions Kingston to expand production and exploration in the southern Cobar Basin.