Latest Resource Projects News

NH3 Clean Energy has raised $4 million through a placement to institutional investors, aiming to fund critical front-end engineering design work for its WAH2 clean ammonia project.

AustChina Holdings has received a non-binding proposal from Bluestone Energy to invest $1.5 million via a large share placement, potentially fueling new acquisitions and exploration efforts.

Impact Minerals has partnered with Kuniko Limited, granting them the right to earn up to 70% of the Commonwealth gold-silver project in NSW’s Lachlan Fold Belt through a $3 million exploration commitment over four years.

Boss Energy has appointed Matthew Dusci as Managing Director and CEO, marking a leadership transition aimed at driving operational focus and production growth at its Honeymoon uranium project.

St Barbara updates shareholders on its ongoing strategic review, highlighting stalled Atlantic separation talks and advancing Simberi sale discussions, while reaffirming commitment to a major expansion.

Nimy Resources has initiated a $2.5 million Share Purchase Plan offering eligible shareholders shares at a 15.28% discount, aiming to fund key resource projects and working capital.

Indiana Resources Limited has voluntarily suspended trading on the ASX pending a significant announcement related to exploration results and a regulatory price query response.

My Foodie Box Limited has raised $500,000 through unsecured promissory notes to support its transformation into Tarrina Resources and relisting on the ASX as a resource exploration company.

Coppermoly Limited has secured 100% ownership of the Wyemandoo Project in Western Australia, gaining exposure to key critical minerals amid rising global demand.

RemSense Technologies has landed its inaugural contract with Shell Energy to deploy its virtualplant platform for offshore facility commissioning, marking a pivotal step in its global expansion.

Alkane Resources has unveiled its FY2026 production and cost guidance following its merger with Mandalay Resources, projecting significant growth across its Australian and Swedish operations.

Steamships Trading Company Limited reported a modest 1.7% dip in half-year profit despite a 6.7% rise in revenue, driven by strong divisional performances and significant property gains. The company’s increased capital investment and cautious outlook highlight ongoing challenges and opportunities in Papua New Guinea’s economic landscape.