Latest Serbia Mining Projects News

Middle Island Resources has revealed extensive polymetallic soil anomalies spanning 5km at its Tisovik target in Serbia’s Bobija Project, signalling a promising expansion of mineralisation. The company plans to intensify exploration activities starting March 2026 to unlock the area’s full potential.

Strickland Metals has announced a maiden inferred mineral resource of 1.2 million ounces of gold at its Gradina Deposit in Serbia, boosting the Rogozna Project’s total resource to 8.6 million ounces gold equivalent. The deposit remains open for expansion, setting the stage for further growth in 2026.

Strickland Metals reports significant high-grade gold intersections at the Kotlovi Prospect, extending mineralisation over 300 metres near the Medenovac deposit within Serbia’s Rogozna Project.

Middle Island Resources has reported strong channel sampling results from the historic Bobija Mine in Serbia, confirming significant gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc mineralisation. The company has completed its Phase 1 drilling program, with assay results expected soon.

Strickland Metals has reported its largest-ever mineralised intercept at the Gradina Deposit in Serbia, with over 700 metres of continuous gold and zinc mineralisation. This breakthrough supports confidence in expanding the Rogozna Project’s resource ahead of a maiden estimate due late 2025.

Bindi Metals Limited has agreed to acquire up to an 80% interest in the Ravni gold project in Serbia’s prolific Raska mining district, accompanied by a $2.5 million capital raising to fund exploration activities.

Bindi Metals reports steady progress on its Lisa antimony-gold project in Serbia alongside promising gallium mineralisation at its Australian Biloela copper-gold project, maintaining a solid cash position.

Bindi Metals progresses its Lisa Project application with Serbia’s Ministry while identifying promising gold and antimony drill targets, maintaining a solid cash position of $1.734 million.