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Larvotto Resources is exploring a USD 100 million senior secured bond to finance the restart of its Hillgrove Antimony and Gold Project, signaling a major step in advancing its mineral portfolio.

Revolver Resources has completed critical engineering designs and secured over A$1 million in government grants and royalties, setting the stage for a targeted restart of copper production at its Dianne Copper Mine in late 2025.

Bass Oil Limited reported a 4% rise in June oil production alongside advancing plans to acquire the Vanessa gas field, signaling a strategic pivot towards gas sales and resource expansion.

G50 Corp has announced preliminary results from its Phase 2 drilling at the Golconda Project in Arizona, confirming a new precious metals discovery. The company will discuss the discovery’s implications and next steps in an upcoming webinar.

Uvre Limited has completed its acquisition of promising New Zealand gold assets and appointed seasoned mining executives to its board, setting the stage for an accelerated exploration phase.

Lode Resources has received initial gold assay results that significantly enhance the high-grade antimony and silver intercepts at its Montezuma Project in Tasmania, underscoring the deposit’s growing critical minerals profile.

Askari Metals has acquired the Nejo Gold Project in Ethiopia, aiming to build a tier-1 gold portfolio in the underexplored Arabian-Nubian Shield. The company plans systematic exploration to unlock significant gold resources.

West Wits Mining appoints CEO Rudi Deysel as Managing Director and adds Keith Middleton as non-executive director, while veteran board member Hulme Scholes retires after 14 years. These changes come as the company transitions into operational gold production at its Qala Shallows project in South Africa.

Tamboran Resources has reported a record-breaking 60-day initial production flow rate of 6.8 million cubic feet per day from its Shenandoah South 2H sidetrack well in the Beetaloo Basin, underscoring its progress toward commercial gas supply for Northern Australia.

Trigg Minerals has defined a substantial Exploration Target at its Antimony Canyon Project in Utah, estimating up to 15.6 million tonnes of ore with significant antimony content. The company plans advanced exploration to convert this target into a formal resource.

Trigg Minerals has withdrawn previously reported mineral resource estimates for its Antimony Canyon Project after ASX compliance review, while reaffirming confidence in ongoing exploration efforts.

Lithium Universe has secured exclusive rights to a novel solar panel recycling technology focused on extracting silver, addressing soaring demand and supply deficits. This innovation positions the company at the forefront of sustainable critical metals recovery amid growing solar waste challenges.