Latest Resources Acquisition News

Metal Bank Limited is advancing its Western Australia gold strategy with significant resource development at Livingstone and a binding agreement to acquire Hastings Technology Metals’ WA gold assets, while also progressing critical minerals projects in Queensland and Saudi Arabia.

M3 Mining Limited has raised $2.25 million to fund ongoing exploration at its Edjudina Gold and Victoria Bore Copper projects, advancing aircore drilling and geophysical reviews in Western Australia.

James Bay Minerals reports promising high-grade gold-silver drill results at its Independence Gold Project in Nevada and announces a strategic acquisition of the Shafter Silver Project in Texas, backed by a $30 million capital raise.

Australian Critical Minerals has completed a strategic acquisition of Circuit Resources, adding six multi-commodity projects in Peru and initiating exploration activities with drilling planned for late 2025.

Ramelius Resources delivered a robust September quarter with strong gold production and cash flow, completing its transformative acquisition of Spartan Resources and advancing key exploration and feasibility studies.

Aurumin Limited has obtained ASIC approval to extend its 2025 AGM deadline, aligning with the proposed acquisition by Brightstar Resources. This move sets the stage for a significant ownership change pending shareholder approval.

Hawk Resources Limited has had its trading suspension lifted immediately following a significant announcement about an acquisition and capital raising, signaling renewed momentum for the mining company.

Gold Road Resources’ acquisition by Gold Fields has been legally approved, triggering a special dividend and final scheme payments to shareholders. Trading of Gold Road shares will be suspended as the deal moves to completion.

Peak Rare Earths has secured court approval for its acquisition by Shenghe Resources, marking a pivotal moment with shares set to suspend and delist soon. Shareholders will receive $0.443 per share as the scheme moves toward completion.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved Shenghe Resources’ acquisition scheme for Peak Rare Earths, setting the stage for a significant ownership change and share suspension on the ASX.

The Fair Competition Commission of Tanzania has approved Shenghe Resources’ acquisition of Peak Rare Earths, clearing a major regulatory hurdle for the deal. The scheme now awaits Australian court approval and independent expert endorsement.

Peak Rare Earths has postponed its critical court hearing for Shenghe Resources' acquisition scheme due to a delay in Tanzanian regulatory approval, pushing the decision to 19 September 2025.