Latest Satellite Imagery News

Askari Metals has launched Phase I exploration on its EPL 7626 licence at the Uis Project in Namibia, aiming to uncover polymetallic mineralisation including lithium, tin, and tantalum. The program leverages advanced remote sensing and rapid on-site analysis technologies to identify buried pegmatite targets.

Askari Metals has acquired 100% ownership of Rift Valley Metals, gaining a highly prospective 460 km² gold project portfolio in Ethiopia’s underexplored Adola Greenstone Belt. This move positions the company at the forefront of exploration in a prolific gold region with significant discovery potential.

Tesoro Gold’s latest drilling at the El Zorro Project reveals significant high-grade gold beyond existing resource boundaries, while a fresh A$11.1 million capital raise sets the stage for accelerated development and exploration.

Yari Minerals has identified 30 new lithium exploration targets in Western Australia's Pilbara region using advanced satellite imagery, while resolving a key arbitration with Impact Silver that clears the path for future projects.

Whitebark Energy has identified promising hydrogen and hydrocarbon emission hotspots at King Energy’s Alinya Project in South Australia, following a detailed multispectral remote sensing study. These findings set the stage for targeted in-field testing and exploration drilling planned for later in 2025.

ActivEX Limited reported robust exploration progress in Q4 2024, highlighted by significant high-grade gold intercepts at Mt Hogan and the securing of a rare earth elements tenement at Doonkuna. The company maintains a cautious cash position supported by a substantial loan facility.

Yari Minerals reports promising lithium soil sampling outcomes at its Camel Creek project, identifying 17 anomalous samples out of 347, and resolves a key arbitration, clearing the path for future growth.

Carbine Resources reports steady progress on its Muchea West silica sand mining licence application, engaging environmental consultants to support upcoming approvals. The company also continues exploration efforts at its Down South project.

Peako Limited reports compelling exploration results from its East Kimberley projects alongside the granting of new lithium-focused tenements and a successful $1.8 million capital raise.

Trigg Minerals reports a 92% increase in its Wild Cattle Creek antimony resource and expands its NSW footprint with key tenement acquisitions, positioning itself strongly in the critical minerals sector.

Aruma Resources has defined coincident geophysical anomalies at its Fiery Creek Copper Project, pinpointing high-grade copper-silver and antimony mineralisation and preparing for maiden drilling in 2025.