Latest Resource Royalties News

DGR Global is sharpening its focus on copper and gold exploration in Queensland and Ecuador while pursuing a potentially lucrative damages case linked to Armour Energy's liquidation. The company also plans a share buy-back to unlock shareholder value.

Caravel Minerals secures an additional $15 million royalty funding from Regal Resources, doubling the funder's investment to $30 million and extending an existing loan facility to 2028.

Norfolk Metals plans a game-changing acquisition of the Ciclón Copper Project in Chile, backed by a $100 million capital raise and top-tier board appointments.

Regal Partners showcased its diversified $21 billion funds under management and ongoing growth momentum at the Macquarie Australia Conference, emphasising strong inflows, product innovation, and offshore expansion.

Alchemy Resources has agreed to sell its Karonie and Lake Rebecca gold projects to Forrestania Resources for $5 million in shares, while retaining a 1% royalty. This deal marks a strategic refocus on Alchemy’s promising New South Wales assets.

High Peak Royalties finalises the sale of its geothermal subsidiary Torrens Energy to Northstar Energy, gaining significant equity and royalty interests while advancing South Australia's clean energy ambitions.

OZZ Resources has entered a binding option agreement with Scorpion Minerals, offering an exclusive chance to acquire its key tenements for $2.6 million plus a gold production royalty. The deal awaits shareholder approval and hinges on several regulatory and operational conditions.

Adelong Gold Limited has agreed to sell its remaining 49% stake in Challenger Mines to Great Divide Mining for 10 million shares valued at approximately AUD 3.1 million, while retaining a 1% royalty on future gold production.

Caravel Minerals has appointed Primero Group as its preferred EPCM firm and secured a $15 million loan to fund its Definitive Feasibility Study, marking significant progress toward a Final Investment Decision for the Caravel Copper Project.

Deterra Royalties announces the resignation of CEO Julian Andrews by year-end, with Non-executive Director Jason Neal stepping in as interim CEO amid a search for a permanent replacement.

Deterra Royalties reported a 10% revenue increase for FY25, driven by record Mining Area C production and progress at the Thacker Pass lithium project. The company maintains a strong dividend payout while balancing growth investments.

Caravel Minerals has secured a $15 million non-dilutive loan facility to fund the Definitive Feasibility Study for its Caravel Copper Project, alongside finalising a simplified process flowsheet and initiating key engineering tenders.